File Name:      U2U_BUS03.CDK       
Created By:     STEVE BLACKBURN
Genie:          S.BLACKBURN (Leave ALL MESSAGES in Cat 16; Topic 27)
Codehead BBS    (213) 461-2095
Date:           3/12/93


SYSTEM ////////////REQUIREMENTS//////////////////////////////////////
Calamus ver. 1.09N ; Monichrome monitor ;
Can be viewed with any version of Calamus

FILES IN THIS /////ARCHIVE///////////////////////////////////////////
GF5B    .CDK    PAGES 1,2,7,8 OF GENERAL FLYER
BASICINS.CDK    PAGES 3,4,5,6 OF GENERAL FLYER
ADSRV_DP.CDK    INSERT FOR ADDING TO GENERAL FLYER

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    This brochure is created in a MANUAL STYLE. It is an 8x11 sheet 
    printed on both sides and folded to give you 2-5x8 pages on each 
    side of the paper. You can ad as many pages as you like to make 
    whatever size brochure you need. This size fits neatly into a 
    6x9" manilla envelope (or chartreuse if you want) and when 
    addressed HORIZONTALLY (Post Office said WHY ASK WHY) can be 
    mailed with a .29 stamp.

    This is a convenient size because it is your basic standard, the 
    printers can give you a good price (hi quality copiers provide a 
    pretty decent quality now days also), the post office likewise 
    and most of the dimensions just lend themselves to easy 
    production and material use. This is the key when you have to 
    keep your prices down and production schedule efficient. You can't
    spend a great deal of time when you are attempting to generate
    income with basic production values needed to keep your costs at a
    minimum. Meat and potatoes (help me here Dan) production work to
    keep the cash flow monster at bay...types of jobs that keep you 
    going until you find those customers that will PAY you to CREATE 
    printed materials of higher quality. Why do you think GM makes 
    Chevettes when they would rather make everything like a Vette!

GF5B    .CDK    PAGES 1,2,7,8 OF GENERAL FLYER
	Outer pages of brochure. This is material you will keep for 
	awhile. Basically general information that isn't going to change 
	much. Thus you could buy some nice paper and have it printed in 
	larger quantities. 

BASICINS.CDK    PAGES 3,4,5,6 OF GENERAL FLYER
	Inside pages of Brochure with specific information such as prices 
	and dates if needed. This can be reprinted on a quality copy 
	machine in a short run (low number of copies) so that you don't 
	have to print a thousand of something you might only need 100 of.

///////////////////Comments//////////////////////////////////////////

	The design and production (printing and layout) of your personal 
	printed materials can be simple or complex. You can base your own 
	printed materials on the kind of clientele you are looking for.
	(we're all looking for sugar daddys/mommas aren't we - nod your
	head) 

	Try to remember that the majority of your clients would like to 
	have a glossy hi-quality advertising piece or in-house 
	newsletter, but that the bottom line is the cost. They will pay 
	for the quality that matches the importance of their needs. Some 
	will need Hi-quality others will just want that facts maamm...

	Design your prices and packages around the type of client you are 
	looking for and you just might make it. I'm sure going to try!

	These are just my thoughts and ideas, hopefully someone will add 
	to what I have here and teach me something that I can use. and in 
	the end we'll help save the ozone or something...Good Luck!

	IDEAS SPUR IDEAS...USER TO USER   <It's getting weird here>

	Steve Blackburn
	AtariUser Magazine