Brochure design remains an effective way to get your business message out. The tactile qualities of a printed brochure that can be kept to hand, bookmarked, highlighted, noted on and passed around from person to person is a powerful medium.

With the advent and technological advances of digital printing, gone are the days when minimum print quanitities in their thousands are the only way to make brochures economically sound. Digital printing enables small quantity printing at very reasonable prices, and with a quality finish.

Whilst print brochures still remain a popular sales tool, there is an increasing demand for PDF (Portable Document Format) documents that can be stored and downloaded from any web site. You can distribute these PDF documents via web download, e-mail and/or CD. The beauty of PDF's is that they can be easily distributed, updated quickly and are not subject to the production costs of print.

Gartner event guides

Gartner, world renowned IT research analysts and consultants required a range of brochures to advertise their forthcoming conferences.

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Sony BMG Internet guide

Sony BMG wanted an 'Idiot's Guide' to the world of internet media culture, which was aimed at educating their staff and bringing everybody up to date with current technologies.

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DHL WEEE information

DHL commissioned a brochure that highlighted their involvement with the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directive.

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