Introduction: A professional-looking flyer builds trust, grabs attention, and drives conversions. But quality starts long before you hit “print.”
1. Use High-Resolution Files Design at 300 dpi minimum. Low-res images blur in print and diminish credibility.
2. Choose the Right Paper Stock Standard 100lb gloss is a favorite, but heavier or textured papers add a premium touch.
3. Pay Attention to Bleeds and Margins Avoid cutting off important text. Use proper print-safe margins and allow for trim edges.
4. Test Print Before Full Run Always print a proof before ordering in bulk. This lets you catch issues and adjust.
5. Consider Professional Printers for Large Batches In-house printing is fine for small runs. But pro shops offer better quality, finishing, and bulk discounts.
Conclusion: When it comes to print, details matter. Follow these steps and your flyers will look sharp, polished, and ready to convert.
