"In building up to your product’s debut on the market, you are
probably planning on doing several things to maximize your success. You have
probably advertised the date of your grand opening or the date that
your product will debut. You have probably spent a good deal of money on
advertising in media outlets. And you almost certainly have invested a
large amount in making sure your product is ready for the rigorous
tests it will undergo once it is on the open market.
However, you may have overlooked one of the most important investments
to make before debuting your product. That investment is in having
attractive, quality literature for your product or business. Too many
businesses, when starting up, make the mistake of cutting costs by having
their literature printed in black and white, either by a
less-than-reliable printing company, or by doing it themselves.
That is a big mistake.
Having quality literature printed is one of the most important
investments you can make. Let’s think about this for a second. When you are
getting your brochure printing done, it is true that you could save
some money by having them printed in black and white, or maybe with one
color. But don’t you think that customers will respond much more
readily to full color brochures? Absolutely, they will. In fact, the
increased profits that you will receive from using full color in your
brochures will more than make up for the increase in cost.
The same is true when it comes to other types of literature, as well.
When you get your flyer printing done, go with full-color. When you
are designing your booklet printing, go to a reputable, reliable printing
company such as PrintPlace.com. If you are planning on doing a poster
printing, invest some extra money to make them look spectacular.
One common piece of literature that many startup businesses use is a
custom catalog, which is a great idea in most cases. However, if you are
going to hand out this catalog to hundreds or thousands of potential
customers, you better be very certain that they are going to be please
with its appearance. These catalogs – along with the rest of your
literature – are going to give customers their first impression of your
business or product. If they see poor quality and a lack of color,
they may very well think that you are “cheap”, and that is definitely
not the impression you want them to have (even if it’s true!)
So do yourself a favor as you are ramping up your product’s market
debut: invest in full-color literature. It’ll pay off in the long run."
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