Turn your retail promotion into a practical print order. Plan quantities, versions and delivery requirements before approving artwork so the materials support the campaign you intend to run.
Turn your promotion into an order list
List the windows, poster frames, counters, delivery inserts and distribution points that need print. Choose one primary message and decide which item explains the detail. A bigger order is only useful if you have a realistic plan to use it.
Choose formats around the buying journey
Window graphics introduce the promotion before customers enter. Posters direct attention to a department or product. Flyers explain an offer or provide a take-away reminder. PVC banners may suit larger display positions where the material and fixing arrangement are appropriate. Match the format to the location rather than resizing one file for everything.
Calculate quantities and versions
For multiple branches, confirm dimensions and quantities with each location. Record item, size, artwork version, quantity and destination. For example, ten locations each needing fifty flyers require five hundred before any reserve. This is a planning example, not a bundle or price offer.
Lock the campaign details before approval
Check dates, prices, qualifying conditions and URLs across every version. Any offer on your materials is your campaign offer: this guide does not announce a Print Zoo discount. Test QR codes from a printed proof and include a readable web address.
Book against the date you need the print
Work backwards from installation or distribution, allowing time to receive and check the goods. Ask Print Zoo to confirm production and delivery for your specification. Include required arrival date, quantities, artwork and delivery locations in your quotation request and approve a clearly identified final file.
Explore the Print Zoo range
Find your print template, or request a custom print quotation with your specification, quantity and required arrival date.
