A strong logo establishes your brand identity. An integrated marketing approach ensures that your corporate image and brand message is consistent. From brochures and business cards, to catalogues and direct mail pieces, your print marketing material is an extension of your business or product.
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Despite the rise of e-commerce, print still remains a key part of any business. A printed document contains everything a customer needs to take up your offer. They can hold your details in their hand, take time to consider your offer, and make contact in their own time and on their own terms.
Print is also a cost-effective medium to communicate important information and marketing messages to the marketplace. Successful print strategies bring together clever design, crisp type, and rich images on brilliant tactile paper – a joy for all the senses!
In the world of print and design, the options are practically endless.
Over the years, we have produced literally millions of marketing documents creating positive results for our clients. We can source the right papers and inks to create a final product that genuinely reflects your brand image and message.
Are you supplying the finished art for your next print job? Our File Specification Sheet will help you get positive results.
As a long-time next-door neighbour to The Boag's Centre for Beer Lovers (and therefore possessing a full appreciation for the wonderful aroma of their hops) it was only fitting they approached at+m for their point-of-sale material - for both the Centre and for bottle shops further afield.
This is a good example of a project that at+m has taken from concept to completion. From the initial marketing strategy, to the creative concepts, design and photo shoot, through to carrying out the high-end printing with treatments, we were a one-stop shop.
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) oversees environmental management and pollution control issues.
Many organisations and corporations are truly concerned about lowering their impact on the environment by reducing waste, saving energy and initiating cleaner and more efficient work practices.
To coincide with <i>‘The Painted Portrait Photograph in Tasmania: 1850-1900’</i> exhibition, the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery commissioned <strong>at+m</strong> integrated marketing to print a colourful and informative catalogue of the showcased portraits.
Despite the rise of e-commerce, print remains an effective medium for businesses to communicate a history of the last twelve months of their company in their Annual Report.
<strong>at+m</strong> integrated marketing have been working closely with Currie Communications, an independent public relations company, on a number of joint projects since 2004.
