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An important part of your brand identity..

Every time a recipient reads a letter, printed on your letterhead, you are reminding the reader of your competency and professionalism. The tone that the letterhead design strikes is a balance, it must lend weight to your words, generate credibility and trust.

A letterhead is part of your stationery set which includes a business card, a complimentary slip and often a continuation sheet.

The letterhead design must have a strong relationship with your corporate logo and your business card. You are starting to build a brand with these items and interaction with the client is essential now. The client must recognise the letterhead instantly and be assured by the consistency and message conveyed. They will again see your company logo which will strenthen their belief in your brand.

Remember the letter head is a functioning item. The author must be able to place his information clearly without interruption from image or graphic. It has to be flexible and memorable.

Consider the paper stock carefully, it says a lot about you - heavy or lightweight, recycled or unbleached, matt, silk or gloss. If you wish to discuss options for your letterhead design, drop us a line.

Letterhead design pointers:

• Consider both sides - a strong message can be conveyed with a double sided letterhead design.
• Integrate with your corporate identity, this is on opportunity to strengthen your brand.
• Be colourful - with the options of full colour, as well as spot colours, a wide spectrum of colour can be obtained in print. Stand out from the crowd with impact.
• Calculate the quantity required carefully - longer print runs are proportionately cheaper per unit, but are wasteful if not all are used before circumstances change.
• Get more flexibility from a design, by overprinting the address in-house as required, then letterhead and continuation can be the same sheet, and are easily modified if circumstance change in the future.