Everything that has your company name on it says something about you and your company. In business, where communication is everything, your printed material needs to be impressive and should help differentiate you from your competitors. Your corporate identity is often the first point of contact between your company and your client.
When you bring your design and print work to Kwik Kopy you will be assigned your own Account Manager. Able to take the time to get to know your business, your Account Manager can discuss your requirements and act as a central contact point for managing your jobs.
Do I really need an Account Manager? Or a designer for that matter?
In a word, yes. To maintain a successful business image, it is vital that your printed corporate correspondence is streamlined and consistent with fonts, colours and formats. Fluent in print-speak, your Account Manager will be able to discuss technical issues directly with the Kwik Kopy printer on your behalf. They will work with Kwik Kopy designers to really lift your communications and brand image. They can also show you how to track the history of your jobs and your account online.
How does having an Account Manager or designer help with business growth?
When you arrange all your corporate stationery to be designed and printed with Kwik Kopy, your company’s logo, artwork and corporate design can be kept on file to ensure a consistent image is always used. Many of the world’s biggest and most accomplished organisations can credit their logo and branding for the majority of their success.
Establishing a brand can be hard work but the rewards are well worth it. Ideally, existing and prospective clients alike could simply view your logo or brand image to be reminded of your company. If you don’t have the time, skills or patience to do this yourself, let Kwik Kopy assist by streamlining your printed materials. This will help strengthen your brand and clear the way for further growth and success.
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