Posts Tagged ‘Custom Flyers’
Posted on: June 18th, 2016 by eliteflyers.com
EliteFlyers.com reveals version 5.0 of their website this month, including an impressive list of added features and capabilities. The site overhaul includes user-friendly additions like online design tools, easy-to-use templates, and graphic design resources.
Since their establishment in 2004, EliteFlyers.com has expanded and evolved to meet the ever-growing demands of “web2print” customers across the globe. The new EliteFlyers.com is overflowing with easy-to-use design tools to help even the design novice ...
Posted on: August 15th, 2013 by Terrell Hammel
Ever wonder how printing companies turn blank pieces of cardstock into beautiful, full-color flyers? Nope, it’s not the work of the magic flyer fairy who comes to wave her mystical wand. It’s usually a process called gang run printing, and it’s a method that’s transformed the printing world from one only the economically advantaged could afford, to one that’s accessible to all individuals and small business owners. Here’s a little bit about the gang run printing process, and how your full-color flyers go from ...
Posted on: July 17th, 2013 by eliteflyers.com
Congratulations on starting a small business! At Elite Flyers, we’re a company that also started as a small business, so we know all about the tedious process of dotting every “I” in your paperwork and crossing every “T” with the state government, obtaining permits, etc. It’s no small feat! But once you get yourself established in the roughest sense of the word, trust us: you’ll want to waste no time in getting your name and knowledge of the nature of your business into the hands of potential customers. Here ...
Posted on: July 16th, 2013 by Terrell Hammel
Fitness is not a hard sell these days. Between the popularity of CrossFit, boot camps, boxing gyms, marathoning, Iron Man training, Zumba, and martial arts, there is something for everyone out there and it seems like everyone knows it. People are fighting back against the bulge in a big way and there is no shortage when it comes to ways to keep moving. But that leaves you, the fitness professional, in a bit of a tough spot. When the world is at the customer’s fingertips, how can you make sure that you stand ...
Posted on: July 8th, 2013 by eliteflyers.com
If you’re in the interior (or exterior) home design business, the Home Design and Remodeling Show is an unparalleled opportunity. With it, you can access customers who are already “warm” or even “hot” to the idea of hiring your company or buying your products to assist with their personal or business design projects. Coming to Miami August 30 to September 3 (and then again this March), and to Fort Lauderdale November 15 to 17 (and then again in late May), this expo is a chance you don’t want to miss. And once ...
Posted on: May 15th, 2013 by eliteflyers.com
Summer vacation is coming up fast, but there is still time to scoop up new clients for your travel agency this season. The key is to “make them an offer they can’t refuse,” and to ensure you reach the largest audience possible, you’ll want to cast your net both via the web and with physical print media like flyers, brochures, and postcards sent via Every Door Direct Mailing (E.D.D.M.). Sending out emails with enticing subject lines may work for your existing customers, but not for Joe Schmoe on the street who ...
Posted on: April 22nd, 2013 by eliteflyers.com
The Internet is an astounding thing; no one in his right mind would attempt to argue against that. Email marketing has its place, but all too many businesses are abusing this tool to the point of exhaustion. Exhaustion of the customer, that is. As you may have experienced firsthand (perhaps even as both recipient and sender), when customers receive daily emails from a business, their attention fades with every new mailing. They become desensitized, and unless your subject line reads “80% Off Everything in Our ...
Posted on: November 29th, 2012 by eliteflyers.com
There are a lot of choices to make when you’re designing a flyer. How many colors do you want to use? Or do you want to go black and white? Is your message best broadcast using a lot of words, or are images king for your custom flyer? Should you use Helvetica, Garamond, or Comic Sans as your font of choice? Or do you want to go off the grid and scan a handwritten message to put on your flyer? Are you going to add hot specialty design elements like full-color foil printing, foil-stamping, spot UV, or silk ...