Leaflets, posters & cards
Leaflet, Poster & Business Card Design
Plenty of local work still comes through a letterbox, a noticeboard or a card left on a counter. The problem is when the printed stuff looks like it came from a different company than the website.
What’s included
What you actually get.
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Leaflets and flyers
For door drops, counters and local noticeboards. Designed to survive being glanced at for two seconds.
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Posters
For your own window, or somebody else’s. Readable from across a room.
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Business cards
Still the thing you hand over at the end of a job. Worth not being embarrassed by.
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Matched to your website
Same colours, same typeface, same logo, so the two halves look like one business.
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Print-ready files
Correct bleed, correct resolution, supplied so any printer can use them without coming back with questions.
Why bother, in 2026
Because for a lot of trades it still works. A leaflet through the right few streets after you’ve done a visible job on one of them is one of the cheapest lead sources there is. A card on the counter of a business that likes you costs nothing.
What’s changed is that people check you online after they see the printed thing. Which is why it only works if there’s something decent to find when they do.
One business, everywhere
This is the whole reason I offer print alongside the digital work. When the leaflet, the van, the website and the Google listing all look like the same company, you seem bigger and more established than you are. When they don’t, you seem like someone who’s still working it out.
Printing
I design; I don’t print. I’ll supply files any printer can use, and I’m happy to recommend one and check the proof before you commit to a few thousand copies.
Questions
About this service.
Yes. Plenty of people start there. It’s worth knowing that a leaflet drives people to look you up, so it works much harder when there’s a decent site behind it.
I’ll recommend a printer and check the proof, but you buy the print directly so there’s no markup from me in the middle.
Then we sort that first. A simple, consistent wordmark is usually enough for a local business — you don’t need a full brand identity.
Also available
The rest of what I do.
Websites
Hand-built websites for local businesses. Fast on a phone, easy to update, and built to turn a search into a phone call.
Read moreGoogle Business Profile
The map listing people tap before they ever reach your website. Claimed, filled in properly, and kept that way.
Read moreGetting found on Google
Showing up when someone nearby searches for what you do. The same work I do full-time for national brands.
Read moreGoogle Ads
Paid search for when you need the phone ringing this month, set up so you can see what every enquiry cost.
Read morePhotography & video
Your actual premises, your staff, your product — for your website, your Google listing and your socials.
Read moreWant to know if this is what you need?
The free presence check tells you which two or three things are actually worth doing for your business. Sometimes this service isn’t one of them, and I’ll say so.