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12 The Complete Design-Builder
Letterhead:
The company letterhead, while displaying your name, logo, address and voice
phone numbers should also show your fax, data numbers, and e-mail address for
computer On-line communications. This is also the location for identifying any
association affiliations and represented special products and services.
Choice of stationery is usually based on personal preferences. The key element
to consider is maintaining your logo, color scheme and general layout with the other printed
materials used in your operation.
There are many stationery items needed to conduct your business effectively and offer
the following list of some common items.
* Company Portfolio
* Company Brochure
* Letterhead
* Memo form
* Transmittal form
* Change Order form
* Purchase Order form
* Envelopes
* Outline Specifications
* Checks
* Contracts
* Invoices
Business Card:
This is possibly the simplest and most common method of presenting a company
and the service it offers to the Marketplace. The important factor is ensuring the
information on your card is current and factual. Special products and services
along with affiliations to recognized associations should also be presented here.
Should your Business Cards become outdated, incorrect or redundant we recommend immediate
replacement. Considering the low cost of producing new cards there is really no other option.
Using Business Cards that contain erasures, handwritten name or information changes and other
revisions should be avoided. The use of a folded type Business Card is practical when the
amount of information exceeds the space for a single regular sized card. This would be a better
alternative than a busy looking card with very small print or a cluttered appearance. It should be
noted here, that attempting to put too much information on a Business Card about your company
or its products and services are not recommended. The Business Card should have continuity
with your other printed materials regarding logo, color scheme, general design and layout.