[R.C Property]

In my area I would say 80% of my work has come from flyers I have done myself, didn't get any calls from professional printed ones.

[robertphil]

iv modified a character out of the Dandy mag i was reading, to use on this yrs fliers .

[Mitchellmoxo]

In my area I would say 80% of my work has come from flyers I have done myself, didn't get any calls from professional printed ones.

Yep I agree because with the professional ones people automatically think you may be more expensive/commercial maybe.

Just my thoughts

[R.C Property]

In my area I would say 80% of my work has come from flyers I have done myself, didn't get any calls from professional printed ones.

Yep I agree because with the professional ones people automatically think you may be more expensive/commercial maybe.

Just my thoughts

Yer I agree with that thought,

[Mitchellmoxo]

I have just ordered 1,000 sheets of nice card to print on from eBay for £30, I can cut these into 4 so 4,000 flyers for £30 + ink which is a quid a cartridge.

I am going to print a 2013 calendar on the back as sugested so people hopefuly dont just throw the flyers away!

Mitch

[Tony Edwards]

In my area I would say 80% of my work has come from flyers I have done myself, didn't get any calls from professional printed ones.

Yep I agree because with the professional ones people automatically think you may be more expensive/commercial maybe.

Just my thoughts
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I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

[Mitchellmoxo]

I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

True, just depends what type of customers! I wouldnt want to hand out some home printed flyers to commercial customers haha!

[Window Washers]

TBH for the sake of £99 I would get 5000 of these pinted up rather than print your own:

Flyers

I agree, printing flyers yourself ends up costing more

[Tony Edwards]

I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

True, just depends what type of customers! I wouldnt want to hand out some home printed flyers to commercial customers haha!

These are residential, just order some proper ones from saxo print or solopress. Pro ones are alot better than home made

[R.C Property]

In my area I would say 80% of my work has come from flyers I have done myself, didn't get any calls from professional printed ones.

Yep I agree because with the professional ones people automatically think you may be more expensive/commercial maybe.

Just my thoughts
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I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

Depends how good the flyers are,

Picked up 1x£400 4times a year, and 1x£65 2or3 times a month,

[R.C Property]

I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

True, just depends what type of customers! I wouldnt want to hand out some home printed flyers to commercial customers haha!

Commercial are different, I never flyer commercial, cover letter introducing my company address to the right person or face to face works lot better for me!

[PAUL ERITH]

I target top end and custys always say that my leaflets look so professional that's why they call me. They are sick of cheap nasty leaflets coming thru their doors

True, just depends what type of customers! I wouldnt want to hand out some home printed flyers to commercial customers haha!

Commercial are different, I never flyer commercial, cover letter introducing my company address to the right person or face to face works lot better for me!

I have found a few commercial cover letters on google from some of the bigger companys on this forum they are very very good and i will be basing mine on them 

and no i won't be emailing them to anyone 

Paul

[shina]

I have just come up with a new flyer,

I was going to print it on some thin card and then print a 2013 calendar on the back or something?

what do you think?

That guy dont look safe on the ladder. Are you only trade?

[Mitchellmoxo]

Yep only traditional at the moment!

[Mitchellmoxo]

Can see what you mean though about the ladders, I have made the contact details at the bottom wider and shortened the ladders to make them not so long

[Steve Sed]

TBH for the sake of £99 I would get 5000 of these pinted up rather than print your own:

Flyers

£99 for 500. Expensive.

[Michael Peterson]

printsmarter .co.uk 5000 under £70 postcard thickness professional, trust me it will be worth the money and the time printing cutting out etc etc

[Mitchellmoxo]

printsmarter .co.uk 5000 under £70 postcard thickness professional, trust me it will be worth the money and the time printing cutting out etc etc

cutting out was taking me longer than handing the actual flyers out,

going to get these made:

any sugestions/changes would be appreciated

[gewindows]

Look good.

[andyM]

printsmarter .co.uk 5000 under £70 postcard thickness professional, trust me it will be worth the money and the time printing cutting out etc etc

cutting out was taking me longer than handing the actual flyers out,

going to get these made:

any sugestions/changes would be appreciated

Some spelling errors: Competetive should be Competitive
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