Can I get matching business cards, postcards, letterhead, etc?

Yes! A business card is automatically created in our branding package, along with social media templates and banners.  It’s important to have everything match and to have a consistent image for all of your correspondence and marketing materials. We can lay out your design for pretty much any item that you would like it to be on. Although Biondo Studio is best known for branding and websites, most clients have that same consistent image on their email marketing and print collateral too.

We can work with whatever printer that you prefer and follow their specifications so that it’s as easy as possible for you. Although print work requires much higher resolution graphics than websites do, it usually doesn’t take long to lay these items out since we have all of your original artwork. The charge is our basic maintenance rate of $100 per hour, and depending on the item, it may only take a few minutes to half an hour. Also, email newsletters can be customized if you’d like, if you’re using a Mailchimp or a Constant Contact account for mass mailings. Email signature files can also be used with some email programs, if they allow it. Any matching items that you need for your business, don’t hesitate to ask.

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