Flyer Design
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Taita

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8,016 posts

234 months

Sunday 26th October 2008
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Following on from mark69sheer's flyer topic, I was wondering how much I would be looking at for an A5 colour flyer to be designed? My own MS Publisher efforts aren't great, and give the wrong impression.

I am a complete idiot when it comes to things like this, so any advice most appreciated. I'm assuming A5 is a good size?
If it makes any odds, it is for a PC repair type thing: www.northwestpcrepair.co.uk (if this counts as advert please remove link)

Edited by Taita on Sunday 26th October 19:42

smutbag

1,705 posts

221 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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It generally costs around £100 an A5 flyer, bit more perhaps depending on where you are and if you need it in different languages.

pcowen

401 posts

297 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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We do flyer design, please take a look at our website under the design section for examples of our work, i'll email you some prices for flyer design.

www.stellar-promotions.co.uk

Taita

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8,016 posts

234 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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Nice one guys, please email me if you can quote (me happy?).

E36GUY

5,907 posts

249 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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I guess it depends how fancy you want flyers done but I have used this online system very successfully for both business cards and flyers.

http://www.print24.co.uk/

DonnyMac

3,634 posts

234 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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I don't know if it includes design, but one of my clients is offering -

2,000 Four Colour A5 leaflets on Gloss @ £185 - ref: PMSCC003

www.pmsprinters.net

(no idea if this is good or not)

D.

Taita

Original Poster:

8,016 posts

234 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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Thanks Don,

I've had a few quotes, most competitive atm is 1000 4 colour flyers, on 135gsm glossy for £60 inc P&P.

CHIEF

2,270 posts

313 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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Taita said:
Thanks Don,

I've had a few quotes, most competitive atm is 1000 4 colour flyers, on 135gsm glossy for £60 inc P&P.
Who was that with if you dont mind me asking thats a good price

Taita

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8,016 posts

234 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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CHIEF

2,270 posts

313 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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Taita said:
Ta very much

Appreciated

Taita

Original Poster:

8,016 posts

234 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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Hey,

I got a phonecall from a PH'er yesterday about a printing place up in Leyland, but I didn't catch your name as the signal was quite weak.

Thanks for your call, and if you need a hand with laptops etc, see my profile.

T

4ColourPrints

1 posts

215 months

Saturday 27th December 2008
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Hi,

Thank you for visiting our site regarding your printing / designing needs, we hope you liked our products and if you wish to discuss any printing please do not hesitate to contact us via e-mail "sales@4colourprints.com" or tel. 0844 8484 850, you may also visit us online for more information and prices at www.4colourprints.com

Kind Regards
4ColourPrints.com

skwdenyer

18,707 posts

271 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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Taita said:
Following on from mark69sheer's flyer topic, I was wondering how much I would be looking at for an A5 colour flyer to be designed? My own MS Publisher efforts aren't great, and give the wrong impression.

I am a complete idiot when it comes to things like this, so any advice most appreciated. I'm assuming A5 is a good size?
If it makes any odds, it is for a PC repair type thing: www.northwestpcrepair.co.uk (if this counts as advert please remove link)

Edited by Taita on Sunday 26th October 19:42
As of this moment, your website isn't working - it says it isn't activated?

My own experience is that A5 is a bit of a "nothing" size - too big to fit in a pocket, too small to be noticed in a pile of paperwork, not a very "nice" size to typeset to. And if the paper is too thin, it is large enough to flop over whilst you hold it!

I've had the best success with A6 postcards (I typically pay £100 + carriage for 5,000 from my normal supplier, printed double-sided) and with gatefold A4-into-three-DL, but it depends upon your message, how much text you want, and so on.

Also don't forget that a flyer is a "leaflet" so shouldn't attract VAT (if that matters to you) but the P&P / carriage is standard-rated for VAT.

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

229 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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We supply 5k A5 Double sided Print and delivered for £120

And Single Sided for £117

on 170gsm paper