Studiografik Design Bulletin Marketing in Print Issue, Birmingham, West Midlands and South, UK.

Marketing in Print Issue


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The landscape from which we collect and exchange information has irrevocably changed. With an ever more array of media channels available, pragmatic choices about the where, when and how communications are carried for the best return have to made.

Marketing in print will play a more significant, creative and integrated role in that placement than ever before.

Article IconRead why ink still has an important role in marketing and promotional success.


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The Creative Components

Ideas fill the space in our minds. Why is so difficult to fill the space on a blank page? To actualize creative thinking is an exploration that discovers, then brings together structures in a unified way.

The unification of words and pictures when marketing in print has to be meaningful, attractive, aesthetically pleasing and relevant. The message lies in eyes of the beholder. To fill that white space with something distinct and interesting becomes simply a matter of employing the
synectic tools of the creative designers trade.

Article IconFind out how best to catch
the creative wave of a design project.


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The Editorial Hand

Most readers live in the fast lane, in danger of being overtaken or overwhelmed by information. Any communication can get lost or garbled and fades like the resonance of a passing car.

The keen editorial hand will stop, hook, guide and direct the traffic through the experience to the pertinent and important drop off points. Employing imagination, personality and the individuality of the concept through the use of layout, type, graphics, colour, proportion and balance.

Article IconClick here to improve how you hook,
guide and signal your intentions to readers


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Print Production

Wherever, however and whenever you wish to express yourself in an individual way, there is a print format to fit.

Print is not dead. In fact it is more important than ever. With the ease of which content that can be put on a website and the amount of information available for internet users, print provides the unique opportunity to really distinguish yourself in specific, extraordinary and creative ways.

Article IconDiscover the choices available to
give your print real appeal.

  • Crafting the Brochure Mock-Up
  • Ways to add believability to your marketing
  • Four Essential Brochure Design Tips
  • Storytelling and illustration combine to great effect to create a magic alchemy
  • The Value of Information
  • The Future of Print
  • Beyond Print-More Than Print Management
  • Blogs About Print Marketing
  • "Dead-tree Medium" No Longer: For Many Marketers, Print Outperforms Digital
  • Marketplace for custom brochure images
  • Web-to-Print tool creates personalised {branded} magazines
  • Marketing e-book outlines 27 free tools
  • Free online magazine publishing service
  • Small business marketing guide from Springwise
  • Design your own business cards with Moo
  • Create your own mailshots with an online Royal Mail tool
  • DIY marketing design tips for the non-expert
  • 3/11/09 | 6 factors publishers must address to avoid extinction
  • 3/11/09 | Packrads Bridges Divide Between Print and New Media Marketing
  • 2/11/09 | Calling all wassucks: hunt on for England's lost words
  • 30/10/09 | E-readers may not solve publisher woes yet
  • 29/10/09 | Tiny banner ads attached to flies generate buzz
  • 29/10/09 | British Book Design and Production Awards 2009 Winners
  • 10/09/2009 | PRINTplusX workshop calls for more value-add in print
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