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Are there any all-in-one places for designing and printing things like brochures? 
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Asked by angeleebaker from Merrifield, VAAnswered 16 years ago.
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If you need custom design then it's best to hire a professional. Any professional who's worth his/her salt is also connected with a printer they trust. Some even provide self-design services on their website so the customer can reduce the cost of design and get a product they are happy with and keep it within their budget.
Answered by WestCoast Media Group, Inc. 117 Pine Tree Loop, Florence, OR, 97439, 541-997-8914 (Novice with 2 pts.)
Answered 12 years ago. -
There are a ton of one-stop-shops for designing and printing marketing materials. Places like Office Depot, Officemax, Fedex Kinkos, Vista Print and more offer these services. I generally look for a local printer though, as they tend to be cheaper, more responsive to my needs, and I don’t have to pay shipping…which can get very costly!
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Answered by 49th Street Bail Bonds
12211 49th Street North,
Clearwater,
FL, 33762,
727-592-0000
(Novice with 101 pts.)
Answered 12 years ago. -
There are quite a few places online, such as Vistaprint, Staples, of FedEx Kinkos. However, I would consider finding someone to design it for you, saving the artwork, and printing it locally. I have found designers through Odesk, which has freelance designers that can be utilized. While you may pay a bit more for the initial artwork, you are saving money in the long run by having the artwork to edit in the future. Also, I have found that shipping costs for some of the online stores can be expensive. Definitely look at all options to find the combination that works best for your business. Gulf Coast Educators Insurance is a licensed agent in the state of Florida. We specialize in property, life, and auto insurance. If you have any more questions, please feel free to contact us – call us at 239.591.0963, email us as ron.defreitas@horacemann.com, or visit our website at
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Answered by Gulf Coast Educators Insurance
2590 Northbrooke 301,
Naples,
FL, 34119,
239-591-0963
(Novice with 144 pts.)
Answered 13 years ago. -
Hello, I am not sure if this posted because I can't find it. I do web design and have used Marketsplash for logos, brochures, flyers and business cards. You can save the files and print yourself or work it out with a printer in your neighborhood..
Here is their site address.
Links: www.marketsplash.com
Answered by The Wedding Day Plan
1301 S. Ridgeland,
Berwyn,
IL, 60402,
888-414-0444
(Novice with 2 pts.)
Answered 13 years ago. -
Hi, I design websites and I use Marketsplash for a lot of logos, brochures, flyers and business card design. It is connected with many HP printers so you can create your designs, then download the files and they are ready for print. This way you know that the designs are the necessary formats and the designs are correct sizes right on your products.
Links: www.marketsplash.com
Answered by The Wedding Day Plan
1301 S. Ridgeland,
Berwyn,
IL, 60402,
888-414-0444
(Novice with 2 pts.)
Answered 13 years ago. -
Hello. I am Andrea from AGAC Web Design. There are all-in-one places for desiging and printing things like brochures. I use Vista Print for a lot of my printing needs. As a consumer you can use their templates and design and have them printed. Or if you can't find exactly what you want/need...let me know, I'd be glad to work with you on a design and then it can be uploaded to Vistaprint for inexpensive printing.
www.agaconline.com
Answered by AGAC Web Design
private residence,
Carrollton,
IL, 62016,
901-485-4609
(Novice with 32 pts.)
Answered 13 years ago. -
Small business start ups often look for the cheapest brochure and business card printers (all in one). Many of these printers promote their own brand on your card, however. We offer an affordable alternative to obtaining professional custom designed marketing materials and affordable printing vs. using cookie cutter templates. Bay Area Graphics & Marketing's motto is "One Call Gets it All" visit
Links: www.websitestampabay.com
Answered by Bay Area Graphics & Marketing
Land O Lakes,
FL, 33548,
813-778-9548
(Novice with 2 pts.)
Answered 13 years ago. -
I also prefer Vista Print. Just got my order in, that I designed and am very happy with the quality of paper, the clarity of the print, the shipping time etc. But most of all I love that I got more than what I thought I paid for. In today's economy so many places are looking for ways to cut back that most deals I find mean low quality, not from Vista Print. I recommend them to all of my clients as well.
Answered by FireFlyzDesign - Web Design and Internet Marketing Co.
2160 Airport Rd #21,
Kalispell,
MT, 59901,
406-260-5761
(Novice with 19 pts.)
Answered 14 years ago. -
Check out for discounted (and many times free!) marketing and business supplies. You will find everything from business cards to flyers to postcards, signage, websites, and so much more!....all of which is at an affordable price. Good luck to you in your endevours! Elizabeth with Leaders At Home.
Links: www.LeadersAtHomePrinting.com
Answered by Leaders At Home Group, LLC
P.O. Box 202,
Damascus,
MD, 20872,
301-325-2358
(Novice with 8 pts.)
Answered 14 years ago. -
There are many on-line companies that can do your printing - you design what you want and they print it. However, if you want to have direct control over what is printed then using a local printer with whom you can work is best. Ask other business owners in your area who they have used and obtain recommendations. Talk to your local Chamber of Commerce to see if there is a member who provides this service. A personal recommendation is hard to beat.
Answered by Aaron Kramer Plumbing
P.O. Box 279,
Englewood,
OH, 45322,
937-898-0008
(Novice with 34 pts.)
Answered 14 years ago.
