Graphic Design

Regardless of your industry, you want your company to stand out from the crowd. This is where Graphic Design comes in! Of course, great service, an excellent product, and fantastic prices will be a big help, but things that will help you resonate with a potential customer start with a great logo, printed business essentials, and professional marketing collateral.

While some experts have predicted a paperless office since the mid-1970s, the fact is that many people still want to see things in print. In the old days, branded envelopes and letterheads were standard. These days, most of our correspondence is via email. However, there is still something to be said for using regular mail. Investing in quality envelopes emblazoned with your business’s logo and blank letterhead in the same stock will always be a smart decision. The envelopes establish a good first impression when you are mailing invoices, gift cards, and other correspondence.

Business Cards are little pieces of paper that really pack a punch, whether they’re for the entire business or individual employees. Customers can grab a few to share with friends. And you can hand them out at expos, professional meetings, and even social events. You create a mental and visual link when you hand someone your business card.

You need a mix of digital and print materials to create the most effective marketing strategy. Through the use of large-format graphics on banners, you get attention. This lets you show off products and services or announce a special offer or promotion. Using your logo strategically on promotional items and tools, such as the notebooks your staff uses with clients, can have a big impact. Wearable branding, in the forms of T-shirts, Hats, Mugs, Pens, etc., donned by staff or customers and fans, is effective and long-lasting. Businesses, especially retailers, need an excellent website, but brochures, posters, or fliers are important. They present your information quickly and remind your customers about your products and services. Creating picturesque postcards for customers to take along as a memento or send to friends widens your reach. These may also be used to promote events or specials to customers, such as calendars, thank-you cards, and holiday message notes to loyal patrons.