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The One-Stop Cleveland Print Shop for Your Business: Sell Sheets, Menus, and Post Cards

The One-Stop Cleveland Print Shop for Your Business: Menus, Postcards, and Sell Sheets

Foote Printing has partnered with Virteom to engage our customers and users about the services and offerings of our Cleveland Print Shop. This video is all about printed marketing materials we offer to our customers including our menus, sell sheets, and postcards. Watch or read the transcription below!

Quality Menus on Synthetic Paper for Your Cleveland Restaurant

We do a lot of menu printing for a variety of people. In this day and age, the hot thing to print directly on synthetic paper, instead of the traditional “print it and laminate it” route. Foote Printing has adopted this synthetic paper for menus, that’s basically like a plastic type of paper. That way, you can save a little bit of money without having to get it laminated and still have a waterproof menu.

When you're at a restaurant, there's a lot of different beer or food that could get spilled on it and you can just wipe these down easy, which makes them very economical.

On top of that, it looks more professional to your customers. If you want to know more about printing menus with Foote Printing, visit our Contact Us page and we’ll be able to help you out!

Sell Sheets

Showcase the Benefits of Your Products While Differentiating Your Company

Showcase the Benefits of Your Products While Differentiating Your Company Sell sheets are a great thing to use at trade shows. Companies will often utilize sell sheets to showcase their offerings, giving an informational overview of the product’s benefits and qualities. They may also tell you a little bit more about a company event that's coming up or new products in development.

If you want to spice up your brand or maybe look a little bit more professional than you do now, compact that story into one piece of paper. Printed on a nice, high-gloss piece of paper, sell sheets are a perfect tool to differentiate your company in the marketplace.

If you want to know more about printing sell sheets with Foote Printing, visit our Contact Us page and we’ll be able to help you out!

Check out our next video in the lineup to learn about another powerful print-up for your business.

Postcards Help You Stand Out in a Digital World

Postcards Help You Stand Out in a Digital World This Image shows some different postcards that we’ve done. Mailing is a good way to differentiate yourself from other companies and what they're doing marketing-wise. The internet is so saturated with marketing and different messages.

People still like to have something in their hand that they can hold, see and look at with the information about whatever you're sending to them.

If you want to know more about creating postcards for your company with Foote Printing, visit our Contact Us page and we’ll be able to help you out!

Get Your Business’s Printed Materials from Cleveland’s Print Shop with Graphic Design

In today’s market, your company has to utilize every avenue of marketing to make sure your customers and potential customers know what’s going on at your business, the services your company offers, and the products your company sell. Utilizing print marketing services can be what separates your company from the rest of the pack in your industry! Contact Us Today.

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