Ultra nice printed business cards
Help to land better business deals for your company with printed business cards. Many people browse the internet to find the “best website deal” they can. This can be for any insurance, a new or used car, a new book or DVD, a holiday or maybe to buy new shoes and clothing. For cheap flights people gravitate towards, Easyjet or Ryanair. When you need to look for a very cheap new car it has to be, Autotrader, eBay or Facebook marketplace. Generally interested in very cheap clothing? Take yourself to the Primark website and check how low they can go. For cheap music CDs and DVDs try the Amazon marketplace.
Printed business cards for all
Whether you’re a car dealer, builder or accountant, people will still ask you for a business card. So get cards that can be used as your key main marketing tool and advertise yourself.
Business cards for pop stars, estate agents, photographers and everyone!
David Titlow ex 80s pop star from Blue Mercedes uses Marketing in Essex; so do Jeep Club. I’ve had a few celebrities on my past customer list. But GDPR 2018 and my discreet business practices prevent me from sharing that sort of information with the world.
Printing in digital, lithographic, screen process, laser or inkjet
If you need specific help from Marketing in Essex, then please make contact.
Ecological awareness
This is proving quite popular at the moment. Everyone seems to want to see an environmental policy.
Versions via localisation
Different markets and groups will require different card versions of varying quantity, with their locally translated text. The pagination will largely be the same apart from mechanical differences with the artwork set ups.
Mechanics & Dummies
Also we need to tackle the legal sensibilities of each market.
Artwork & proofing set-up
This will be co-coordinated centrally by the UK office. The local versions will be PDF proofed.
Quotation and timeplan
The prices will vary up and down according to the quantity per market and the number of different versions needed, treating this project as one large job with an extra cost for shipping per market, fully leveraging the economies of scale.
