leaflets

RE: leaflets

Gareth C. — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 14:32:32 GMT

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[quote user="Wren"]But do proofread, proofread again, let a couple of other people proofread it and then proofread them again yourself. All too easy to let a misplaced apostrophe or a wrong to/too their/there/they're slip through. It won't get picked up by spellcheck, and nothing says 'amateur' like a mistake on a flyer![/quote]

+1 Also, seriously consider using a professional photographer and a professional copywriter. Not the cheapest option but money well spent. If you doubt me, try looking through a range of other peoples websites and leaflets and see how easy it is to spot the "home made" jobs. Giving a vet a camera makes them into a photographer the same way that giving a dog-breeder a thermometer turns them into a vet.

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Thank's for all you're tips: i will be shore too cheque it thoroughlly when ive done it!!

RE: leaflets

Malcolm Ness — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 14:49:28 GMT

RE: leaflets

Bob Russell — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 10:58:48 GMT

We use the cheapest ebay printers.

It does depend on having print ready files but very cheap and not once had a problem. Last lot, sent them the pdf before lunch and received the leaflets next day. Very impressive!

I never seem to find the same printers twice so suspect they try to retain business.

RE: leaflets

Wren — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 08:55:06 GMT

But do proofread, proofread again, let a couple of other people proofread it and then proofread them again yourself. All too easy to let a misplaced apostrophe or a wrong to/too their/there/they're slip through. It won't get picked up by spellcheck, and nothing says 'amateur' like a mistake on a flyer!

RE: leaflets

Wren — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 08:53:10 GMT

We used Vistaprint. I have heard complaints, but they were cheap, pretty good quality and easy to design yourself. Very pleased with results.

RE: leaflets

Gareth C. — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 01:08:56 GMT

Something we can design ourselves and then have sent to us in bulk. Online as it saves me spending half a day driving out to a printshop

RE: leaflets

Laurence Webb — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 18:56:20 GMT

I have used Helloprint a couple of times. So far I have just used them for DL double sized flyers but I am currently waiting for trifold A4 leaflets to be returned from printing.

We designed the first 2 runs ourselves and uploaded JPEGs - print quality was good but it took a couple of goes to get the jpegs looking right. The trifold I am currently waiting to be returned was professionally designed and uploaded as a PDF which was easier as it had bleed margins and cut lines already in.

RE: leaflets

Evelyn Barbour-Hill — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 18:04:57 GMT

Why online?

Are you wanting to print stuff out yourself, or are you intending to create them print-ready for a printer to do?