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Post Card
Printing
Full
color post cards
Custom post cards
Business post cards
Post card templates
Post card designs
Direct mail post cards
Printable post cards
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Post Card
Printing
All
of the recommended printing services are able to print post
cards. See the price comparison chart for
relative pricing.
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PsPrint.com
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Post cards are available in 4 x 6, 5 x 7, 5 x 8and 6 x 9 formats (flat card).
Post cards are printed on premium 12 pt. gloss card stock,
gloss-coated on front for durability (water-resistant).
Color options include full-color both sides, color front with blank back, or color front with black-and-white back.
They offer post card mailing services for quantities up to 20,000.
Custom perforation available.
Note that orders for two-sided color printing
on post cards may result in slight color variations due to gloss-coating on the front side.
Additional post card products include: A
post card wizard (which allows you to create
a custom card with your own graphic),
premium postcards on 13pt. recycled matte card
stock, and short-run digital postcards (quantities of 1,000 or less) on 10pt. gloss card stock.
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VistaPrint.com
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printing service is especially good for
those who wish to design their own post
cards online using pre-designed
templates. There are hundreds of easy
to customize templates and a large library
of free images. They will help you
design it free of charge by calling their
toll-free number. Post card sizes are
standard (5.47 x 4.21)
or
oversized (8.5 x 5.47).
Uploading of pre-designed graphics is
supported, with a $3.74 one-time upload
fee. Glossy finish and a black and
white back are included for free. Note
that post cards are printed on premium, 80 lb.
card stock (as opposed to 12pt. card
stock). Envelopes for your post cards
are also provided, although they do not do
envelope printing at this time.
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iPrint.com
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cards are available in two sizes: standard (6" x 4") or
oversized (8.5" x 5.5").
Post cards are printed on 14 pt. gloss stock or optional premium 12 pt. matte paper.
UV coating is applied on front side of 14 pt. gloss
card stock for added durability and luster.
Optional printing on back of post cards.
Post cards may be ordered in quantities
ranging from 250 to 2,000. You can
create post cards online using templates,
with approximately 30 pre-designed
graphics. Custom printed mailing
envelopes are also available.
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PrintDirectforLess.com
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printing service excels in providing
discount priced post cards with a short
turnaround time (48 hours). They also
offer flexibility in standard orders and
work with you in custom orders. Thus
they offer post card sizes of 4.25 X 5.5, 4 X 6,
4.25 X 6, 3.5 X 8.5, 4 X 9, 5 X 7, 4.5 X 11,
5.5 X 8.5, 6 X 9 and 5.5 X 11; plus custom
sizes. All post cards are printed on 12 pt.
gloss card stock with a Hi-Gloss Aqueous finish.
Full color printing on both sides is
included free of charge. They also
provide a helpful post card mailing
service. You can submit your demographic mailing list requirements for your direct mail
campaign and their direct mail campaign specialists
will: (1) secure a qualified list, (2)
inkjet addresses from the qualified list and
(3) sort for final reduced postal rates.
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Post Card Printing Price
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The following chart
provides comparison pricing for online printing of 2000
standard-sized post cards (4x6), full color (four-color) front (with
gloss coating), one-color back, printed on 12-pt card
stock. Production times vary, but the cheapest
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Post Card Marketing Articles
Business Post Card Effects
by Scott Martin, ArticleInsider.com
Are you having a business function or sale, and want to spread the word? Don't want to call everyone in your address book, or post gaudy signs around town? Use the business post card method of letting your valued customers know when an event is in the works.
One of my friends owns a jewelry business, that consists of her own creations. From time to time, she has a "blow-out" sale, in which she sells discounted jewelry items, to make room for new stock. For years, she tried advertising with banners, signs, and word of mouth, all to no avail.
A few years ago, she decided she would attempt to create a business post card. She took her business post card to an online printer, and was able to receive her post cards printed quickly. She then sent them out to her clients, and received a huge response at her annual jewelry sale.
A professional business post card is an effective way to let people know about your event. Remember, you want your post card to be easy to read, and alluring to look at. You may want to check out some of the best online printers for business post card deals.
Real Estate Post Cards
Staff Writer, ArticleInsider.com
Sending out real estate marketing post cards is the best way to help a business grow. Almost all real estate agents are paid on commission. By advertising through
post cards, you ensure a certain number of responses. You are also able to target a select group of people who may want to purchase that house you need to sell.
Trying to advertise real estate online is not always the best use of resources. It's hard to look for a home online because you can't get a good sense of the house itself--its state of repair, the amount of light that comes in through the windows, etc. But if you send a
post card with a gorgeous photo of the house in question, you can invite people to an open house or show off the home's best feature(s).
Your average real estate marketing post card is seriously flawed. I don't know who designs the majority of them, but they won't catch anyone's attention. The biggest mistake they make is putting a picture of the real estate agent on the
post card. I know it's good to see a friendly face, but when you're spending several hundred thousand dollars on a purchase, you really want to focus on the product rather than the seller. Another mistake most real estate marketing post cards make is putting the agent's contact information in small, hard-to-read print at the bottom of the
post card. These vital pieces of information need to be printed in a larger font, in a color that's easy to see.
It only takes one post card to make a sale, let's not forget that. For every thousand postcards you send out, you may not even get a single call. But the key is to just keep putting them out. You can never advertise too much, despite what some people may think, especially if you're on commission. So start advertising today, because your next huge commission could be one
post card away.
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