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Re: tri-fold brochures

colorcards — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 07:42:19 GMT

I think thats really great that you offer free designs, but everyone needs to make a buck somehow, maybe we can help each other out i have website by the name of www.printingfx.com and would like for you to have it as one of your links for online printers in return I can give you some deign work or a referrral fee. We can work it out let me know thanks! sales@printingfx.com

Re: tri-fold brochures

PRINTERS — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 17:06:50 GMT

If you are not interested in a professional design or print support You can try softwares like PRINTSHOP, PRINTMASTER etc. They are excellent. You can check the pricing online before you buy from any shops like office depot , circuitcity etc. Here i am placing a link which you can check
http://www.broderbund.com/jump.jsp?itemType=CATEGORY&itemID=413&path=1%2C2%2C6%2C413

If you need any professional help please let me know. I can give the cheapest rates even lesser than the printer catridge cost.
Hope this will help

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Re: tri-fold brochures

ToniM25 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 01:20:37 GMT

If you are in need of graphic designs services I offer FREE graphic design services just visit my website at http://www.graphicdesigns4you.com and submit a design request send me all your text and ideas and I will create something for you at no cost. Then if you are in need of online printers I have links on my website to some of the top online printers with the best prices and quality. I would love to help you promote your business, I have been designing for over 9 years now.

Re: tri-fold brochures

lowdose — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:18:26 GMT

Break down your cost to cost per unit. How much are you going to pay per brochure? Well, if your brochure's content stays the same over a long period of time, your best bet is to price out professional printing companies. Ask them what their CPM (or cost per thousand) is. Go with the lowest one because usually, printers use the same standard equipment.

Re: tri-fold brochures

Lighthouse24 — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:05:52 GMT

You can use Microsoft Word or Publisher (or WordPerfect, if you're a Corel person) to design your own three-fold brochure. There are a variety of free downloadable templates available for each of those to help you get started. When you're ready to print, Office Depot has a premium gloss inkjet tri-fold brochure paper (Item 143-085, SKU 35854-18127) that looks great even with fairly inexpensive home inkjet color printers, and it is reasonably priced (about $20 for 100 pre-scored sheets).

The nice thing about printing your own brochures when you're just starting out is that you can control your costs by only printing the number you need, and you can experiment with different layouts to see what produces the best results.

Re: tri-fold brochures

LUCKIEST — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:24:00 GMT

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tri-fold brochures

grindstaff3 — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 17:17:06 GMT

does anyone know of a program or company or how to create at home a professional looking tri-fold brochure to give to my clients. i am an esthetician that just started booth rental and need help doing my own advertising.