Finding the Ideal Payment Tool for Moving Into Web-to-Print

Moving into web-to-print (W2P) can be very stressful to a printer as it takes alot more work than you would think. As a printer when converting to web to print you have to put in alot of effort and time to set up an online shopping experience for your customer. You first have to create and set up a web portal and a shopping cart then the online payment facility this is the hardest part of any web-to-print transition.

Without any knowledge of how to create such a function this could become massively challenging. Many companies such as printed.com have recently converted to web-to-print adding an online payment portal. This is because it is the most popular way of buying online and all companies see it as vital to keep up to date. There are however many providers and many things to think about when creating this portal. Help guides are also very difficult to find for this function making an easy starting point difficult to find and meaning companies cannot get a handle on the processes.

 

 

 

 

 

Many such complexities can include a scope from trying to be accommodating with the online payment cards industry data security standard (PCI DSS). This unfortunately is an extremely elaborate process, the processes include trying to find and be accepted for an internet merchant account. Both the PCI DSS and the merchant account are both fundamental to allow you to become and online trader. On top of this there are countless steps in order to set up your payment system.

Many of these steps can be done by employing a third party payment specialist to take some of the work of the printer’s hand. This could include companies with reputations such as Sage Pay or World Pay. These are companies who integrate into web-to-print pieces of software which are provided by companies like VPress, ROI 360 and RedTie. This is done to allow the printing company to have online payment functionality without all the added hassle and stress. This said however having to involve another company into the mix after you have appointed a web-to-print supplier could be a little awkward - juggling all of these different third party companies. However this is deemed the best way to do it if you are a novice when it comes to converting to a web-to-print solution.

Security is something else that needs to be considered and is a huge part of any online payment system. In most instances companies such as RedTie shunts the responsibility onto the experts in online payment security. This assures to customers that they are receiving the most recent and updated security techniques that are available this means offering recognised payment methods.

Therefore when the customer is ready to pay they simply need to click the pay button and from there they are taken to a payment page, this page is hosted on the payment solution suppliers secure server. This means for the printers that all the security is dealt with by the payment solution provider. They also deal with all of the costs that are associated.

Troubles arises for the printer however because often they are unsure which third party company to go with as they may not know who is best. Companies often do not know what to look for or how to compare their many options.

Question you may need to ask as a printer converting to web-to-print include:

·         How long the money will take to arrive?

·         How long the contract will be for?

·         What are the charges?

·         Whether it is possible to brand the external payment pages with the printer’s house style or a logo?

The aim of this article is to offer a helping hand to printers who feel they are struggling in this situation. This is a short guide for leading suppliers saying what they offer and why they believe they should be chosen over the rest. Several printers have also made a comment on their own personal experiences in this area for extra help on the decision making.

Online Payment Software Suppliers

Barclays Smart Pay

Barclaycards new Smart Pay system is ideal for those companies who wish to process transaction not only from the UK but for abroad too. This is because both local and international payment methods are accepted; therefore you can use your Visa, MasterCard and European bank transfers.

Data reconciliation is offered by the Smart Pay system which allows you to see how the business has been performing. This method is also compliant with payment security standards such as the PCI DSS that was mentioned earlier.

For this system simplicity is key, customers are offered a flexible and also easy to use system. Integration with W2P software is also included, where is also a support team which is always there to help customers understand how they can make the system work best for them. Assistance is also available for the web developers so that the software can be set up and linked to Smart Pay.

 Now the four most important questions:

Cost
The cost for adding Barclays Smart Pay to your site is not a fixed cost as it is dependant to a company. The cost is figured out in accordance to the volume of transactions and is bespoke to each different customer.

Contract
A contract with this company is conditional and no fixed contract terms can be fixed.

Branding
This is a favourable option because printers are allowed to personalise the payment pages with their own branding including logo’s and house style colours.

Time for money to be processed
a period for payment processing can be agreed upon settlement.

 

 

 

 

 

Data Cash

Data cash are an outsourced company who offer outsourced hosted pages payment solutions. The functionality includes accepting multiple card types, PCI DSS compliance as well as fraud prevention tools and access to the management reporting systems.

Because Data Cash has a global presence which can enable you as a printer to open up the business to new demographic and geographical segments of the market through the ability to have credit cards, e-wallets, direct bank transfers and cash alternatives all accepted as method of payment.

This solution can also be easily incorporated into the merchant’s website because of the flexibility of integration of the payments solutions through a pop – up window, a redirect or through an ‘iframe’, or a window within the website itself. Data Cash is also someone you can trust because they have securely processed £45bn worth of transactions for over 30,000 active merchants, and this is only in the past year alone.

Cost

The cost of Data Cash is dependant to each customer and their needs, it would depend on many independent factors of the solution for example additional payment methods and transaction volumes etc.

Contract

No fixed contract can be given

Branding

All customers are welcome to customise their payment pages to fit in with their company house style and branding because Data Cash provides a blank canvas for their page solutions.

Time for money to be processed

This time for the transfer period is dependent on the merchant bank chosen.

Review

“data cash is our basic provider because it is very secure and very robust. With data cash, flat fees can be paid for a set volume amount of work going through their engine. Data Cash is effectively our online credit or debit transaction portal, it is also complete integrated – it was seamless. Data Cash only took a few days to set up, the payment side was just as quick, but it took slightly longer because the administration side of things has to be organised with regards to our accounts department. A test account was given to us; this meant we could fully test the system before we launched it. Upon receiving the money, the credit and debit cards are instantly debited – instant refunds can also be made. The process at the moment is manual but phase two of the project will see it becomes automated.”

-Nick Green, executive director at Tangent Communications

PayPal

PayPal is possibly the most well known online payment provider on the internet. It is used everywhere from Amazon to eBay. Upon choosing PayPal there are many packages that are available to you this ranges from the basic payment conduits most of which will be familiar with, most businesses choose the pro account.

Of course PayPal accepts all major credit cards and is also compliant to the regulations of PCI DSS. PayPal has proven so popular because as well as acting as a payment provider it also a merchant account, this removed the need to find one separately.

 

The speed PayPal can work at is also a bonus because you can get set up and companies can start to accept payments in minutes. This is because PayPal has been pre integrated into a wide range of providers in e-commerce. For you this means you do not actually need any technical skills. Most of PayPal’s business solutions do not need an approval process all you need to do is sign up and get going!

 

As a PayPal user you can easily have the option from changing to a business account from a personal account with only a click of a button. You can also receive payments when using a personal account.

 

When a business is attempting to grow their online presence they can gather help from various help guides and use PayPal’s customer service team’s support.

 

Cost

1.4% - 3.4% is the transaction charge + 20p dependant on sales volume.

Contract

no contracts available or minimum term

Branding

full customisation and branding is available

Time for money to be processed

2-5 working days

Review

“PayPal is capable of handling all the security and data concerns I have. We do not have any issues, and we didn’t have to get too involved with the set up either – it just works for us! We did however have a problem with the fact that PayPal has association with people’s personal transactions rather than proper business transactions, but these were changed when we opted for a PayPal pro account. The system is now the same as the other business systems on the market – perhaps and entry level version, admittedly, but with the branding available, it is just as good as the alternative methods you could use. One issue that we have with PayPal is that they take a percentage of the income in the account in case of charge backs (where a customer cancels a payment and their bank look to take back the money transferred). This money sits in the PayPal account for 60 days because they want to keep it available for In case this does happen.”
-James Earle, operations director at the Calendar printers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sage Pay

If you are a business, to you arguably sage pay is just as well known as PayPal. Sage Pay however has the added benefit of being a part of a much wider sage product range of accounting software. For you this means that when making an online payment it will be fed directly into existing Sage accounting software. A ‘pay it now’ function is also provided so that on electronic invoices your businesses customers can pay online straight away as soon as an invoice is sent to them.

 

There are many different options available as well as PCI DSS compliancy. Multiple debit and payment methods are accepted this includes both domestic and global. Partnerships have also been formed between Sage Pay and merchant banks; this is so that printers can reap the benefits of not having to search separately for a merchant account. There is also a very extensive customer service available to you as a user of Sage Pay.

 

Sage Pay cares about their customers which is why they offer a 24/7 customer service, this is because Sage Pay realise that many customer operations happen 24/7 so that if assistance is needed at 2am, it is given. They will not have to wait until 8am to talk to someone like many other customer service providers. Technical issues can be assisted with as well fraud merchant queries which can result in mulit-disciplinary.

Cost

The cost of the service is set in the form of a monthly fee which is £20 for up to 1,000 transactions per quarter. Volumes between 1,000 and 5,000 transactions per quarter will all carry a charge of 10p each; however those above 5,000 will carry individual charges per transaction, watch with a minimum cost of 0.1p.

Contract Conditions

no minimum term or contract

 

Branding

iframe options available as well as white label branding

 

Time for money to be processed 

On average it takes 3-4 working days depending on your bank

 

Review

“I find the Sage Pay user interface absolutely superb, and really easy to use. There are accounts people can go in and process funds and look at their payments very easily, this makes our customer service very good. I feel that customers like to see a bit of familiarity and sage pay is well recognised and a trusted brand, so this means the customers feel more comfortable seeing it there and using it. The charging system used is also really clear and very reasonable, it is also completely scalable too - If our business where to grow then Sage Pay would find no problem in keeping up!”
- Paul Gillings, software and workflow technician at Micropress.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Secure Trading

Secure trading is much like PayPal in the way that it is offering an all in one solution – an inclusive merchant account. Secure trading is already integrated into over 50 shopping carts and is also PCI DSS compliant. Secure trading can offer an UK direct line customer service support which operated from 6.30am until 11pm.

 

The account management system provided is also clear and easy to use; it offers step by step guides which can be found on YouTube. To eliminate major responsibility of PCI compliancy secure trading offers three hosted options.

 

Attracting Your Target Audience

You could have a quality piece of advertising for example flyer printing but ultimately, the success of advertising rests on whether it influences behaviour.

Product advertisers want consumers to buy their product; political advertisers want voters to vote for their candidate; and sponsors of public-service announcements related to the harmful effects of smoking want the incidence of smoking to decline. These may be done with flyer printing campaigns or posters. But while such effects are of primary interest for understanding the influence of advertising, advertising is only one of many factors that influence such behaviours.

A consumer might want to buy an advertiser’s product they saw advertised a piece on flyer printing, but may not find it in the store, or another less-desirable product is so much less-expensive that the consumer chooses it instead.

It is possible, in some cases, to identify the direct effects of advertising on behaviour, but in most cases, there are simply too many other factors that can influence behaviour to isolate the effects of advertising.

It is for this reason that most advertising research focuses on other effects in the hierarchy of effects. When measuring the direct effect of advertising on behaviour is of interest, it is necessary to design carefully controlled experiments to control for all factors other than advertising.

But How Does Advertising Work?

Advertising is a form of communication. There are many forms of advertising such as flyer printing, poster printing and online advertising. Like all forms of communication, it has many different effects and these effects are often related to one another. The message in an advertisement, no matter how strong and persuasive, will have no effect if the consumer does not see the advertisement or pay attention to it. This means you must concentrate on distribution and make sure you get your flyer printing or leaflets to the right people.

One useful structure for understanding these multiple effects and their interrelationships is called the hierarchy of effects model. The hierarchy of effects model identifies different stages in the communication process.

Hierarchy of Effects Model

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is an example of the hierarchy of effects model.

The hierarchy of effects model Is key advertising theory, it was created to show the clear steps of how advertising works.

Awareness

This stage is where the advertiser is building awareness of their product, if someone has never heard of the product or brand then the job of the advertiser is to create brand awareness and get the name out there. When someone is buying a product and they recognise the brand they are more likely to buy the product because people put their trust in well recognised brands. Many companies use repeat advertisements repeating the product name many times in hope the audience recognises it and take it in. However this is not that straightforward, even if someone notices a poster or flyer, they may not notice the brand name or product name. This means that the brand names need to be the main focal point to make the consumer aware.

Knowledge

At this point people may have heard the name of the brand or product but not know much more. This stage is where you start to gain knowledge of the brand. You learn what the brand stands for, this may appeal to you or not and if so it could benefit you. The advertisers have to tell the customers what makes their brand different from competitor brands – also who is the target market? These questions are ones that must be addressed if the company wants the customer to gain brand knowledge.

Liking

At this stage the target audience will know the product and have a general opinion of the product and the brand. They will either like the brand or not – if a brand gets a bad reputation then this could be very harmful, the brand will need to fix the problem and rebrand their product - however if the audience like the product then the company have this reputation to uphold.

Preference

The target audience will now have favourite brands and brands they like but may not prefer them to other brands. At this stage the company are concerned with building them as the buyers preference they do this by promoting good quality, value and performance of the product. The company can see how effective their advertising is by measuring audience preference before and after their campaigns.

Conviction

Just because a buyer prefers one product to another it still doesn’t necessarily mean they will buy the product. What needs to be done now is conviction among the target audience.

Purchase

This is the final stage of the hierarchy of effects model, this stage the target audience may have conviction towars the product but might not quite get around to making a purchase. They may have intentions of buying but never getting around to it. To persuade people to take the last step of buying low prices are offered.

Advertising cannot just simply induce immediate behavioural response, each stage must be fulfilled before the next stage is possible and finally the purchase happens.

Effective Communication

Effective communication must begin by obtaining the attention of the consumer. This may be a large title for your flyer printing or quotes or eye catching image or colour scheme. Then, the consumer must process the information carried in the advertisement. Such processing of information may be followed by an evaluation of the information, the source of the information, and ultimately the desirability of any actions suggested by the communication.

This evaluation process may, in turn, give rise to the formation of attitudes, the development of intentions for future action, and, eventually, an action. Different characteristics of an advertisement have effects at different points in this hierarchy.

You should also consider HOW you communicate with your audience; you want to be able to create a personal relationship, make them believe you are in their same mind frame and that you are only interested in helping them or provided them a service. This tip will help you on your quest to create successful advertising, or get someone to do it for you?

Forms of Advertising

Is print really dead or is it just a myth?

In the mid 1990’s print media, e.g flyer printing and poster jets, was the main advertising media on the schedule for SME’s around the world.

Nowadays, media advertising is driven by enhancements to technology and the need for advertisers to reach their target audiences in the places where they are looking for information.

It seems that Internet Advertising is the fastest growing format of the moment, but print media advertising still has a very firm place in most ad schedules, this includes flyer printing and poster printing.

One of the main reasons it still works is the fact that people tend to be very much away from work when they are reading information and looking at adverts in print. If we look at magazine advertisements, their main advantage is the fact that a much targeted audience is seeing them. This is of huge benefit to the advertiser and magazine advertising gives them the space to capture potential customers when they are at their most relaxed. You can include full page adverts in magazines or flyer printing slipped into a magazine related to your topic.

This is also true for newspaper advertising, although there is probably a significantly higher amount of wastage in terms of matching the ad content to the type of reader. Now you can see why suppliers of mobile phones and car companies advertise in newspapers - most of the target audience is relevant to the products or services shown in the advert.

The advertising costs associated with magazines and newspapers do vary considerably, but do make sure that you negotiate if you plan to book a series.

Another area to consider for print is yellow pages and other directories. Some directories are now very targeted and the advantage to this format is that people are actually looking for adverts. The other thing to consider is cost and an annual price for an eighth page in a directory can be very reasonable.

What are the Advantages of Print Media over a number of other advertising media formats?

The advertising media format of the moment has to be online advertising - but does it cover every element that you need it too?

The traditionalists (and magazine and newspaper publishers) will say no and the fact of the matter is that magazine advertising, flyer printing advertising and newspaper advertising does have its advantages in the media advertising mix.

One of the main advantages of print media is its capacity to excite and stimulate when people are in a relaxed frame of mind. Even though Internet Advertising has the edge in cost per lead terms, it is print media that seems to stay with us. Also internet advertising can get really annoying to view.

If you run a campaign of flyer printing you are unlikely to be able to monitor the effectiveness of that schedule in direct response terms. However, print media seems to be moving away from direct response anyway and is now positioning itself as a corporate, brand awareness or back-up media to other formats of advertising.

One of the other main advantages of print is its credibility. If you see it in print, it usually holds a higher position of respect and value - one thing that the internet is falling down on, due to the fact that it is very much a content-led format and therefore depends very much on results from search engines. Of course, people who want to make money from ad clicks are abusing this, by putting up very poor content.

Whatever you say about print media, it is here to stay and continues to be a valuable tool for advertisers, publishers and readers like you and me.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell

 

 

 

 

 

Getting Your Audiences Attention

In the context of advertising, the first hurdle for an advertiser is to obtain the attention of the consumer. This involves two important actions. First, it is important for the advertiser to know where a communication should be place to increase the odds of reaching a particular type of consumer; this is the media decision.
Careful analysis of the consumer use of various media (e.g., what television shows they watch, what route they take to work, and what magazines they read) allows the advertisers to identify those media to which target consumers are most likely to be exposed.

Placing an advertisement in a place where relevant consumers are unlikely to see it assures that the advertising will be ineffective. However, just because a consumer happens to view a television show or read a magazine in which an advertisement is placed does not a guarantee that the consumer will see the advertisement.The consumer may have left the room when the television commercial aired or may not have read the particular part of the magazine in which the advertisement appeared.Advertisers solve this problem by repeating advertising in the same and in different media in order to increase the probability that a given consumer will actually be exposed to the advertising. A key task for the advertiser is to identify those media to which relevant consumers regularly attend and develop a schedule of repetition for the advertisement that maximizes the number of consumers who will be exposed to the advertising message. This is typically the responsibility of the media department in an advertising agency. This could include flyer printing, poster printing, magazine articles, TV adverts or internet advertising.
Exposure to an advertisement whether it is flyer printing or another form still does not mean that a consumer will attend to it. A consumer may simply turn the page of a magazine, or chuck the flyer printing in the bin, or even look away from the television, or click on a banner advertisement on the Internet to make it go away without ever paying attention to the advertisement.

Obtaining the attention of consumers who are, in fact, exposed to an advertisement is a significant challenge for advertisers. Various characteristics of advertisements have been found to increase the likelihood that consumers will attend to an advertisement. Advertisements that include relevant information for the consumer, such as a product benefit that is important to the consumer, are especially likely to attract attention. Information that is new to the consumer is also likely to obtain the attention of the consumer. Various creative devices such as the use of humour, a well-known celebrity, or an especially entertaining presentation also tend to attract attention. If it is flyer printing then maybe a flashy title or fact or quote, or an eye catching image or colour scheme?
 The devices must be used carefully; if they are not well integrated with the primary message of the advertiser, the consumer may attend to the advertisement, but only focus on the creative device (the humour, the identity of the celebrity) rather the intended message of the advertiser.

An especially challenging aspect of advertising revolves around balancing the repetition of an advertisement, which is intended to increase the probability of a consumer being exposed to it, with the likelihood the consumer will attend to the advertisement when exposed. Consumers are less likely to attend to advertisements they have already seen, and the more often an individual consumer has seen an advertisement previously the less likely they are to pay attention to it when exposed again.

This phenomenon is referred to as “advertising wearout.” Wearout can be a particular problem when advertising in markets where the likelihood of advertising exposure varies considerably across consumers. The number of repetitions of the advertisement needed to reach some consumers may be so great that the advertisement wears out among other consumers who are more readily exposed to the advertisement. To combat such wearout, advertisers will often use multiple advertisements that vary in terms of execution or presentation but carry similar messages. Such variation tends to reduce advertising wearout by providing something new to the consumer that serves as the basis for attracting attention.

This problem is combated by constant change of content and angle of direction to the audience. For example you may wish to make a newer version of your flyer printing or poster printing every so often. This can be determined when by trends if you have a peak in profits after the realise of your newest piece of flyer printing then you may wish to wait until you have reached the level you were at before again before making a new addition this stops the effect of advertising wearout.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell 

 

How Can Research Techniques Result In A More Successful Piece Of Flyer Printing 

In order to create a successful piece flyer printing you must really understand your audience, the following will give you many things to consider when addressing your audience.

1. Firstly consider Geodemographics are the place/places in which your audience that you are targeting lives. For example if you are aiming at young people in London it would be a good place for advertising as opposed to a small village as there are more young people in London that are aware of consumer advertising. This will help you know where to distribute your flyer printing.

2. Secondly consumer behaviour may be linked to buying habits for example where, when and why they buy things. - If you can understand why somebody buys a product or where and even when you can aim a product towards them much more effectively. If you know when they are most likely to buy you can get your flyer printing out their just in the right time.

3. Also consumer attitudes are essentially how the target audience see things, and what they think about certain things. This could include their beliefs whether they are moral or religious; this could mean the content in the product you are advertising may need to be made to suit this particular group. Also their intentions and feelings are important understand, if you make the person feel a certain way about your product they may be inclined to buy. This can also be linked to Physiographic categorisation, for example their interests and personality traits.

4. Audience awareness is important because you need to be fully aware of who you are selling to, if you are aware of the types of people buying the product you can aim at them more effectively. This can be achieved with heavy audience research.  You need to know what age group would be interested in your product and also their budget along with many other important things to consider.  The audience also needs to be aware of the company, or the product or service. You can heighten brand awareness  by getting your logo and company name out their, this can be done with flyer printing as well as other forms of internet and multimedia advertising.

5. The product market is very competitive; your product needs to fall into the market to join similar products or to meet a gap in the market. You must research into where there is room for more in the market if not you would just be making similar products that have no unique selling points. When making a product you need to be aware of the market that you will be entering into. Getting along with the best design team you can will help you be on top of your competition, a good flyer printing represents you as a good and professional company.

6. Competition may also arise if you create a product that is similar or intertextual to another, this puts the strain on the creators of the product because they will forever need to keep on top of their opponent, and this may be done with unique selling points or smart advertising. You may not be on top of your completion simply by being a better product or service it is important how you are represented to the audience, this makes advertising e.g flyer printing and poster printing is really important as they are the tools that advertisers use to get a person interested in your product, the more effective the advertising ect generally the better the sales regardless of whether the product is the best or not!

7. Competitor analysis is in marketing and strategic management it is an assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of current and potential competitors. This analysis provides both an offensive and defensive strategic context through which to identify opportunities and threats.  If you know where your competition is doing well and where they are doing badly you will be able to work on where they are weak. You can make their strengths weaknesses by doing one step ahead of them all the time. Also if something they are doing is working well you may want to try it too. For example if the product is selling well in one particular shop you may put more of your product in that shop alongside it.

8. Advertising placement is important because it makes all the difference of whether your target audience will see the advert or not. You may need to research what other products your audience buys or where they go. For example if your target audience reads Marie Claire you may place an advert for your product in that magazine. You also need to know which place in the magazine would be the best advertising slot as you wouldn’t want to be placed next to a story that doesn’t put you in the mood to buy. If you are aiming at a young audience you may place adverts in buses as young people use public transport for college before they learn to drive? Or if you are aiming it at mums then maybe place your flyers in a supermarket? Also adverts placement is important online, you may want to invest in advertising banners to place on frequently viewed sites by your target audience, or on the Facebook sidebar.

9. But why choose print? Print is disposable and reasonably cheap to produce, with print you can hand it out almost anywhere and nobody needs specialist equipment to view it such as online advertising you have to rely on the right person to be online and in the right place at the right time. Whilst handing out print you can direct your advertising to a wider audience and also specially select who views it. 

10. Why Advantage Digital Media? Well because we can offer you the highest quality print at great deal prices sent to you with a 24 hour service. We also offer many other services including our print partnerships, visit our site to see what Advantage Media can do for you to help your product or service sell! 

Posted By Victoria Blackwell

 

Flyer printing is advertising genius cigarettes.

The flyer printing says that this is a cigarettes you can smoke anywere you like.

The flyer printing says that this remarkable electronic cigarette not only looks like the real thing and tastes like the real thing too. 

The flyer printing says that however the 'smoke' you inhale is acctually harmless water vapourwith no tar, carcinogens or smell.

The flyer printing then says that in fact e-cigarettes are reccomended by the governments behavioural insight team for people trying to cut down or quit the habbit all together. 

The flyer printing says that the cigarettes are unaffected by smoking bans - so they are legal in pubs and resturants. 

The e cigarette is quickly rechargable via its USB charger and comes with five tobacco cartriges are availible - enough for 1000 drags.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell 

Flyer printing has been used for Astronaut socks and gloves.

The flyer printing is advertising socks that are designed to protect astronauts from the incredible cold of deep space.

The flyer printing says that astronauts can't afford to get cold feet, or cold hands for that matter.

The flyer printing says that this is why NASA developed these special socks and gloves.

The flyer printing says that at the cutting edge of thermal technology, they're made from thousands of aluminised threads woven into stretch nylon material.

The flyer printing says that the result is a fabric that traps the body heat and reflects it back for maximum insulation and incredible warmth. 

The flyer printing says that you can wear them under your usual outdoor socks and gloves and you'll really appreciate the difference. 

The flyer printing claims that these are the ideal for all outdoor activities: fishing, hiking or walking on the moon!

Posted By Victoria Blackwell 

Flyer Printing has been used for Yesterdays World.

The flyer printing is advertising a visitor attraction.

The flyer printing claims to be advertising nostalgic family fun.

The flyer printing says that the attraction features life size street scenes and displays 150,000 artefacts.

The flyer printing is also offering a free ride on the carousel.

The flyer printing is asking you to experience life in Victorian England.

The flyer printing says that you can listen to the novel train announcements in the station and walk down memory lane.

The flyer printing says you can meet Queen Victoria and the royal collection.

The flyer printing claims that their will be toys and memorabilia of over 100 years with an award winning tea room.

The flyer printing promises that Yesterday World has the best cream teas in Norfolk and an amazing gift, and sweet shop.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell

Flyer printing has been used for English Heritage.

The flyer printing is advertising days out worth talking about.

The flyer printing invites you to discover Norfolk with English Heritage.

The flyer printing firstly speaks about castle acre priority.

The flyer printing asks you to visit the romantic atmospheric priory and nearby castle.

The flyer printing also says that you can discover the cloister, refectory and chapter house and learn about the daily lives of the monks with an audio tour. 

The flyer printing insists you don't miss the charming recreated medievel herbal garden and exhibition.

The flyer printing then asks you to visit the grime graves and experience what life would have been like for a stone age man 5000 years ago.

The flyer printing says that you can decend 9 metres (30ft) by a ladder into one excavated shaft to see the jet black flint.

The flyer printing says that a new exhibition area illustrates the history of this fascinating site.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell

 

Flyer printing has been used for The Visitor Attractions Quality Assurance Scheme.

The flyer printing says that when looking for a place to visit Britains Visitor Attractions Quality assurance can help.

The flyer printing says that participating attractions are visited anually by our trained impartial assessors.

The flyer printing says that the assessor will sample all aspects of the 'visitor experience', from initial telephone enquires to departure.

The flyer printing says that they will use facilities and sample activities such as guided tours, demonstrations, or film shows, as well as catering, retail and toilet facilities.

The flyer printing says that this gives you the confidence that the attraction has been thoroughly checked before you plan your visit. 

The flyer printing says that only those attractions that have been assessed by Visit Britain and meet the standard receive the quality marque.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell 

Flyer printing has been used for winter solutions.

The flyer printing uses the slogan stay warm, dry and safe when it's cold, wet and slippery.

The flyer printing is advertising glacier boots.

The flyer printing says that boots cost only £29.99.

The flyer printing asks if your getting cold feet about walking this winter?

The flyer printing says that there's no need if you're wearing a pair of these comfy as trainers glacier boots.

The flyer printing says that the boots are guarenteed to keep your feet warm dry, warm and comfortable in the rain, sleet and snow, they are weather proof and water resistant on the outside, and fully lined with insulating acrylic fleece for the toe and ankle snugness.

The flyer printing then says that with a full legnth zip to easily slip on and off, they have non skid moulded rubber soles with a special fold out ice grip for extra safety over slippery ice and snow.

Posted By Victoria Blackwell