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Pull-up banners are a popular marketing tool for point of sale displays, events or functions, trade shows and showrooms. But with so much information competing for people’s attention, how do you create a pull-up banner design that attracts attention?

Did you see the recent article about a typo on the Australian $50 note?  If the Reserve Bank can miss a typo, anyone can! We share our top ten tips for proofreading so you can avoid these costly errors.

Does your business or organisation still have marketing budget remaining for the 2018-2019 financial year? Get into these hot offers and stock up before year-end.

The Express Print & Mail team set a cracking pace at the 25km Steps Autism Treehouse Trek for Autism. Graphic designer, Lindsay along with Candace and Lindsay’s son, Jack set out from Coolum Beach feeling fresh and in fine spirits.

Express Print & Mail has recently installed a game-changing Fuji Xerox Iridesse™ Printer, designed to produce high quality, colour rich expressions including highly reflective metallic colours.

Capturing the luxury of a prestigious waterfront setting in print requires a serious wow factor. The stunning coffee table book Express Print & Mail produced for Rivéra River House effectively promotes their exquisite location and the opulent lifestyle on offer.

Choose to reuse with Express Print & Mail’s branded reusable shopping bags, water bottles, cups and straws. An ideal way to showcase your brand, they make great gifts for staff or clients as well as perfect merchandise for events and conferences.

What are the most common methods of binding and which one is right for you? Saddle stitching is the binding of a brochure or magazine using two or three staples to hold the pages together in the centre fold. This method is suitable for publications of 8 pages up to 48 pages.