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Brand Design: What Are Your Marketing Materials Saying?
We’ve all seen them – businesses whose letterhead doesn’t match their business cards, which doesn’t match their product brochures. If you’re starting a new business – or just looking a little “scattered” right now – we can help you create an image that’s professional and trustworthy.
Business brand design at your Neighborhood Business Center:
- New logos for your startup
- Logo re-creation (if you don’t have access to the original files)
- Professional business cards, letterhead and stationery
- Marketing materials to match, from flyers and brochures to posters and banners
And we offer consultative service, quick turnaround on your orders and competitive pricing. Everything you’d get from a local ad agency, and so much more!
Find a location near you to get started.
We can help. PostNet. Your Neighborhood Business Center.
Our computer terminals are equipped with a wide range of the latest Microsoft® software products for your business and personal needs.
Some PostNet locations offer computer stations with the Apple software, QuickTime, and Internet tools.
Do you Yahoo? Our computers have the popular Yahoo! internet portal that provides email, news, shopping, web search, music, fantasy sports and many other online products and services to consumers and businesses.
Need to buy or sell stuff online? Do it right from our computer stations! Buy or sell jewelry, electronics, games, cars, collectibles, antiques, clothing, sporting goods, video games, toys and more on the eBay online marketplace.
Computer stations also have MSN's all-in-one Internet portal, the home of Hotmail, MSN Messenger, MSNBC News, Encarta and Slate Magazine.
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