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1. Don’t Forget Bleeds When designs are printed they are usually printed on large sheets and then cut. The problem is, cutting is never exact so the edges of your design can end up with errors if the color and images are too close or don’t (bleed) over the edge.

2010: The Year of the Tiger or the Year of the TweeMail? According to a recent Marketing Trends Survey, emails and social media are “the two top areas of marketing investment in 2010.”1 More than 1000 businesses worldwide claim a “positive economic outlook”2 and half said they are expecting their customers to spend more this [...]

When you start to design a printed publication, it is always important to have in mind what the final product will look like in your customer’s hands. An essential element of that design is the folding or finishing. What are the factors that one must consider when preparing a printed product that will need to [...]

“…Comedian Steven Wright tells a joke about a friend who sent him a postcard. On the picture side, there was a beautiful shot of the planet earth as seen from outer space. On the address side was the message, ‘Wish you were here.’

Whether you use the Next Day Flyers site on a regular basis or just discovered us, we’ve made some changes, based on feedback from you, that will make your experience easier, faster and we hope more fun! So, here’s the lowdown.

100 lb Bookweight Paper vs. 14 pt. Cardstock – What’s the difference, really? We live in a high speed multi-tasking, multi-choice society. While the array of choices you are faced with on a trip to the local coffee shop can be daunting – whip – no whip – heavy foam – light foam – or [...]

Postcards – even a modest marketing budget can make use of them, but there are so many different postcard sizes, how do you choose? Let’s consider the two most popular sizes – the 4×6 and the 5×7.

Next Day Flyers now prints booklets and catalogs with a variety of options to fill your needs. We have 3 different sizes – 8.5×11, 8.5×5.5, and 5.5×8.5. You can select from 8 to 96 pages (including front and back page) and choose your proof preference: no proof, an email PDF proof, or hard copy proof.