Need a boost to your saloon? Distribute brochures to your client and let them know what you have to offer and most importantly you are there, doing business! A beauty [...]

A cleaning service business that uses a brochure to advertise their service are proven to boost their sales as potential client know that such services/products are available on the neighborhood. [...]

Welcome to Xtreme Creative Systems. Finally we have updated our website to a more user friendly interface. We are trying to show our potential client that we can achieve a [...]

Business printing is usually clear and concise as companies seek to get their message across using a variety of printed media – business cards, newsletters, marketing brochures, proposals, white papers, adverts and the list is endless.  While clear and concise language is great for quickly getting the written message across, the design and appearance of the piece needs to attract and excite the reader to actually pick the item up and read, at least, the first line.

Novice designers, and this includes those who are finding themselves tasked with a design project for the first time, are frequently floundering when it comes to some of the basics of print design.  New technology is making the task of putting together brochures and newsletters all the more easier, but it is the slight hint of amateurism which can detract from an otherwise highly professional looking document. Here are some of the issues we frequently encounter when being asked to help out.