Flyer and Leaflet Printing

There are many designs out there to inspire you when creating your flyers, some complex and some simple but the idea for all is to inform your audience and show off your goods or services.

If you’re spending your hard earned cash on some flyers you want to get it right and make them as effective as possible. Here are our top tips to consider when creating your flyer.

Folded leaflets give you plenty of space to communicate your business selling points and the extensive benefits they will gain by choosing to use your business.

Our exciting new stop-motion video, 'Print for Every Business' showcases how our products can be used to benefit a handful of different industries, from coffee shops to construction, florists to events... 

What is a leaflet actually meant to include? From colouring and branding to choosing that all-important title, there’s plenty to think about if you want to maximise the effectiveness of your promotion.

Flyers are one of the most cost effective ways to get your name out there and can generate a higher return on investment than many other marketing methods. That being said, only a well-thought-out flyer will get the best results.

If you run your own small business or have dabbled in marketing of any kind, you may have come across AIDA. For those who haven’t, AIDA is a marketing model that has been around for centuries and is particularly useful when it comes to creating effective marketing materials. 

Folded flyers are incredibly versatile, with endless options for purpose and design. Whether you’re promoting your services to your target audience, showcasing a new product line or designing a menu for your restaurant or bar, there are plenty of ways to make a folded flyer work for you.

We're often floored by the impressive flyer designs we see from our customers on a day to day basis. Because of this, we’d like to shine a light on a few of those designs, all of which are perfectly executed to knock the socks off their audience...

Folded products can be a little tricky to set up correctly for print. It’s important the folds are correct, none of the text will be cut off and the artwork lines up correctly.

One of the troubles when creating a new flyer or leaflet is staring at a blank page – it happens to everyone (including us) but to help get you up and running we thought we’d look into the anatomy of a flyer.