Print Uncovered Seminar

16 September, 2010

Our next seminar is being held on 16 September 2010.

Time: 9:30am to approx. 4:30pm
Location: Pindar House Scarborough. YO11 3UY

Our seminar will help you to uncover the production process from design and photography through to print and paper choices in order to help you create and implement high impact messages consistently across multiple sales and marketing channels. 

Have you ever wondered…..

• How do I generate more sales and create impact with my catalogue?
• What does pre-press do?
• How do I run a photo shoot?
• What is the difference between sheet fed, digital and web printing?
• How do I know which paper to choose?
• Spine glued, saddle stitched, perfect bind - which is right for me?
• What do I need to look out for at a press pass?
• How do I develop cross media marketing campaigns?

If you or any member of your team want to know the answers to these questions then our Print Uncovered seminar, will help.

Print Uncovered is ideal for people who are new to the print industry or for those who would like to learn a little bit more about the marketing and production process.

Quotes from attendees at our recent Seminars

"A fantastic opportunity to find out more about the whole printing process, and a great insight into what happens to our own catalogues when they are sent to print. A really enjoyable day!" Angela Falcus, Fashion Direct

"The Print Uncovered Course did just what it promised - explained simply and clearly the printing process from concept to finished product" Alison Nelson, Raring2Go

"A fantastic sprint through the printing process from concept to delivery, with a strong insight into every stage. I loved the day and have found the knowledge I acquired to be invaluable for our catalogue design and production." Jo Weston, Illuma Lighting.

 "A great day out filled with interesting presentations, a really worth while, enjoyable experience." Peter Alderson, Shoe-Shop.com

"I found the seminar to be well-organised and very worthwhile. It was pleasantly jargon-free, improving my basic or limited knowledge of many elements of the print process whilst providing a comprehensive introduction to those about which I knew almost nothing". Claire McQuillan, Marketing Communications Officer at Glasgow Caledonian University.