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Tips For Your Print Marketing Campaign

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Paper matters. Your print marketing materials are often the first thing that people will see as an introduction to your company, and choosing the right paper can be overwhelming. There are thousands of different varieties available, so your print marketing experts are here to help make your project stand out! Here are some factors that companies should consider when choosing the right types of print marketing materials for their campaign. Paper Finishes at Lake Printing Here at Lake Printing, we have various options of paper to coincide with your print marketing campaign. The finish of the paper you use is one way that you can easily highlight unique qualities of your print marketing design. From uncoated and coated commercial papers to fine and specialty papers, we have got you covered. These are just a few of the paper types that are common in our printing shop at Lake of the Ozarks : Matte Coated Paper – Dull & flat finish, business cards, letterheads, brochures Glossy Paper –...

Pair the Right Paper with Your Next Project

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Choosing the right paper for your project can be the difference between your print material getting noticed or thrown in the trash. The trouble for most business owners is knowing what paper is best to use for their printing needs. Lake Printing can help! Some have different weights, while others have varied textures and glosses.  Lake Printing  can help you decide on the varieties of paper to make your project stand out. Here are some ideas to help you pair the right paper with your project. The Difference Between Uncoated and Coated Paper Uncoated Paper - If you use uncoated paper the ink dries by absorbing into the paper. There are many different paper types that are uncoated, and they are typically available in a variety of surfaces, both smooth and textured. You can save some cost on your presentation if you don't have high resolution images, photos, gradients or fine detailed images. Coated Paper - Coated paper has a surface sealant that restricts ink from a...