We Answer, Listen, Respond.

It seems so simple. You call, we answer. But the truth is you have a better chance of winning the lottery than you do getting other online printers to answer your phone call. And, the odds of getting a return call--or even an email response--aren't a lot better.

We feel your pain. We know that there are times when you'll have questions. That's why we promise that when you contact Priced Right Print, a customer service rep will answer your call or email, if not immediately, within 24 hours.

At PRP, we understand that you have tight deadlines and long "to do" lists. We're committed to responding fast, giving you what you need and letting you move on to your next task.

See for yourself how responsive we are.

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Online Printing Estimated to Grow 24% This Year

"Online print is a trend that will only continue to expand," said Barb Pellow, group director at InfoTrends. In 2007, print jobs that moved through the Internet made up 14 percent of the total U.S. printing market; since then online printing has grown at an average rate of 24 percent per year.

According to InfoTrends, the leading worldwide market research and strategic consulting firm for the document technology industry, the surging interest in online print is dramatically changing the relationship between print buyers and print service providers.

"Consumers understand the benefits associated with online printing, including lower printing costs, shorter turnaround times, better tracking, less unnecessary printing, and better brand management," Pellow added.

New Newsletter: Things You Can Do Right Now to Improve Your Print Materials

Sign up to receive the first in our newsletter series, this one featuring copywriting tips and ideas to help make your print projects greener. Also, learn how to save big on the print projects you need to produce the results you want.

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How to Decide Which Press is Right for Your Printing Project

Get straight answers -- once and for all -- about the advantages, economics and drawbacks of the three major commercial printing processes, sheetfed, web and digital.

NewPage's great printing site sheds light on this and other topics that will help you successfully manage your print projects.

Posters, Door Hangers and Booklets... Now Available

Poster Printing Puts Your Message Front and Center

Use A four color poster as a highly visible marketing tool that gets your message out to many people -- with a single piece and at a cost that is far less than many other marketing mediums. In fact, in high-traffic areas, there's no better, more affordable way to promote, advertise or inspire.

Door Hanger Printing Services Make It Easy for You to Target Your Prospects and Customers

Whether you're introducing a product, announcing a grand opening or just reminding your audience that you're eager to have their business, there's no more direct way than with a door hanger. And, you can easily target neighborhoods and geographic areas without having to buy lists or collect names. For business to business marketing, you can distribute door hangers to office buildings and even in hotels.

Outclass Your Competition and Make Your Products Shine with a Custom Booklet

Imagine your customer with two items in-hand. One is a full color booklet, printed on glossy, bright white paper and peppered with photos that practically pop off the page. The other is flimsy, dull, and utterly forgettable.

Which booklet do you want associated with your company? Let us show you how our color booklet printing services can energize this major promotional piece.

What You Need to Know About Commercial Printing Inks

Priced Right Print uses state-of-the-art Heidelberg presses to produce vibrant, four-color (a.k.a. full-color) pieces, with or without aqueous coating.* Choose from the following options:

4 over 4 color -- Full-color printing on both sides of the sheet of paper

4 over 4 color with aqueous*-- Same as "4 over 4 color" with a protective, water-based coating

4 color over black -- Full-color printing on the front of a sheet with black ink only on the back

4 color over black with aqueous*--Same as "4 color over black" with a protective, water-based coating

4 color over none -- Full color printing on the front of a sheet with no printing on the back

4 color over none with aqueous*-- Same as "4 color over none" with a protective, water-based coating

*About Aqueous Coating

Aqueous is a clear, fast-drying, water-based (and environmentally friendly) coating that is used in offset printing to protect finished pieces. It provides a high-gloss surface that helps prevent fingerprinting and scuffs, and improves the durability of pieces that go through the mail or are subjected to other types of wear and tear. In addition to protection, aqueous gives extra "pop" to color and imagery, and makes any piece look more impressive.

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Simple Steps for Good Graphic Design

Professional design strikes a delicate balance between text, artwork and white space. Without that balance, you can confuse your reader and turn out a marketing piece that fails to do its job.
Whether you design your marketing collateral yourself, or hire someone to do it for you, keep in mind these simple guidelines:

• The typography you select helps set the tone for your piece, and its size and color create an information hierarchy that lets the reader know what's most and least important.

• Imagery, whether it's photos or illustrations, should do more than decorate; it should pull the reader into the piece and convey information that supports your copy.

• White space is a good thing; use it generously. Let your printed materials breathe, so as to not suffocate the recipient with information overload.

• Never compromise on photo quality. A picture is only worth 1,000 words if it’s a good one. Quality printing helps your photos look great and lets you stay true to that premise. For more about images and resolution, see Design Tips.

May We Share Some Good News?

We're not usually ones to brag, but we got this unsolicited email that simply made our day.

The brochures are beautifully done. I’ve had the same brochures done using another online printer and you blew them away with higher quality, excellent service and better pricing. I’ve already recommended you to three of my friends. Thanks again!

Robin Santos, Vice President

Rick's Music World

Raynham, MA

P.S. Feel free to use my comments.

How to Create Copy That Sells

All great marketing materials start with a sound editorial concept and well-written copy. Make your printed pieces as effective as possible by following these basic copywriting guidelines:

• Consider the audience you are trying to attract; "get inside their heads"

• Focus on benefits, not features; show why whatever you are promoting is the right choice for your reader

• Write headlines that command attention

• Use strong leads that will “hook” the reader

• Keep it short; be sensitive to the fact that people are busy

• Write in an active voice. Correct: The man called the dog. Incorrect: The dog was called by the man.

• Use a conversational tone with simple language anybody can understand

• Stay away from industry jargon and too many “buzz” words

• Include a call to action, such as “buy now,” “visit our website to order,” “get a free sample”

• Make sure your marketing piece is “skim-able,” meaning there should be plenty of white space, brief-yet-informative headlines and subheads, bullet points, etc. People are looking for "nuggets" of information, not the great American novel.

If you've got tips of your own, please comment and I'll include them in future entries.

Recycling Quiz: How Much?

Despite all of the talk about recycling, a relatively small percentage of all catalogs, direct mail, magazines, envelopes and copy/printer paper are being recycled.

What's your best guess? 50 percent? 40 percent?

According to the Direct Marketing Association, only 30 percent of the most common printed pieces are being recycled. And, these materials could be used to make new newspapers, notebook paper, tissue paper, grocery bags and other paper products.

We think there's room for improvement...don't you?

Good Ideas for a Bad Economy

Personally, I'm tired of all the predictions of economic gloom and doom...especially the ones that we hear over and over on the network evening news. You can practically hear the snapping shut of business' and consumers' wallets as the broadcasts lead off with yet another horror story -- all of which only fuel the flames of hysteria that, ultimately, will prolong the downturn.

So let's share some good news and good ideas! We'd like to hear some positive stories from businesses that are thriving despite the turbulence in our economy.