Newsletters:
Our major newsletter production is done for our subsidiary, Precision Marketing and Client Communications. They produce professional newsletters for medical professionals all across the nation. To see samples of these newsletters and learn more about the service, check out Precision's site. Below are examples of some of our other newsletter work. Click on the thumbnails to see larger versions.

We offer a line of shop newsletters for automotive repair facilities all across the United States. Each shop’s newsletter is custom-designed and written so no two are just alike! From designing a unique nameplate to even interview satisfied customers on the phone, we provide complete newsletter production. And we don't stop there — we'll even mail them for you. Click here to learn more about our auto newsletter service.

This 24–28 page bi-monthly newsletter is produced for the Clearwater Bar Association. Articles and regular features are interspersed throughout the publication, along with advertising to defray its cost. Besides creating the artwork for the newsletter itself, we also create many of the advertisements.

The Napoleonic Society of America has been one of our clients for many years. We took over the layout of their 40 page quarterly newsletter in 1994. Each issue contains numerous articles submitted by members along with association news. Content reigns supreme in this piece so there are few ads.

MediaTalk Magazine was a bi-monthly publication of a public relations firm. This 24-page magazine went to radio and television stations to promote book authors as guests on talk shows. While the cover was produced in four-color, to keep costs down, the inside pages were done using just two spot colors.

Communiqué is Precision Marketing's newsletter to clients and prospects. This quarterly publication features articles to help doctors with both their practice and their newsletter. This issue included a popular piece, the poem Ode to the Typographical Error.

Business Stationery & Brochures:
Here are a few examples of business stationery sets and brochures we’ve created for clients. Click on thumbnails to see a larger view.

Precision Marketing needed the standard three pieces of stationery plus shipping labels for our packages. The letterhead was designed to be reminiscent of a newsletter’s nameplate.

Dr. Ettinger needed a complete identity kit, including name tags for his staff (not shown). While the stationery is printed on a light grey stock, his brochure is on glossy white to make the photos inside stand out the best.

For Advanced Instruments Hearing Aid Center, not only did they need the basic stationery set, but also a form for satisfied clients to share testimonials.

Seniors in Motion was our first logo client. On a shoestring budget, we kept artwork to two colors. They only wanted envelopes and business cards for starters. They inserted a special/flyer.

This four color, bi-fold brochure was created for a retirement complex. Inside are photos showing the attractive rooms and detailing the medical services also available to residents. Although not noticeable in the graphic, this brochure has a lightly screened background to provide texture. The piece was printed on coated card stock.

This two-color, tri-fold brochure was created for an organization specializing in providing information on care for the elderly and disabled, especially regarding legal matters. The piece uses somewhat larger print to make it easy for older eyes to read.

Advertisements, Flyers & Postcards:
Many of our clients rely on us for more than the basic business stationery. They may need advertisements for magazines or newspapers, flyers,or postcards. Here are a few examples. Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.

This full page ad was created for Red Sage Publishing, a client who has been with us since shortly after we opened shop. This two-color magazine ad was created to promote the client's line of books in Romantic Times magazine.

One of our long-term Precision Marketing clients joined forces with other optometrists in her area, forming a network known as Premier Vision Care. As part of a major advertising campaign, they needed us to come up with a full page color flyer using the concept of "you’re not just another number at Premier." We developed three different concepts, and the one you see here was their choice.

Here are a few of the many black and white ads we’ve created for the Clearwater Bar Association's Res Ipsa Loquitor. Many advertisers choose to have us set their ads for publication in this bi-monthly newsletter that we also typeset.

Ted Schofner is a elder law and personal injury attorney. After creating his logo, he's had us design numerous black and white advertisements for his law practice. Here are just a few of them.

Event Management Services is another long-term client. We've not only created numerous marketing pieces for them, but also for some of their clients. They sell advertising in sports publications and we’ve created black and white ads for them.

This four color hand-out was created as a "leave behind" piece for the regional rep of a personal clothier company. The client wanted something more substantial than a business card, but more convenient to carry than full page flyers. The front, with the rep's photo illustrates the company's products, while the back uses bulleted sections to highlight the company, it's services, and the rep's qualifications.

After relocating her office, this two color, oversized postcard promoted this dentist's open house. Tied in with the Halloween season, screens of both the orange and black inks make it appear to have more than just two colors.

Miscellaneous:
Typesetting and layout involves a wide range of items. Here are some of the more unusual ones that don't fit in the basic categories. Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.

As we mentioned earlier, Red Sage Publishing is one of our original clients. Each year we typeset their latest collection of novellas (usually around 224 pages each). With Secrets Volume 4, the client wanted a more elegant cover design (earlier editions had been printed in just one ink color to save on printing costs). This volume features gold foil plus two ink colors, with the inks bleeding off the edge.

For the follow-up volume, Red Sage Publishing decided to go with a four color cover. The client had a professional photographer shoot a variety of photos, then settled on the one you see on the cover. Again, the word Secrets is in gold foil.

After the prior year's four-color cover using a photograph of a man, with the next volume, Red Sage Publishing decided on a look with more universal appeal. Using sumptious red fabric to mimic rumpled bed linens, this new cover was a big hit. As before, the Secrets was done in gold foil. With this volume, we returned to listing the authors on the front cover as well.

Event Management Services runs the annual Trade Show for the Men's Senior Baseball League (MSBL). Each year, we create several promotional pieces for them, including some very complex booth layouts. Starting in 2001, they now also handle the Trade Show for Senior Softball USA, so now we’re producing material for that event as well.