Print design and marketing collateral in Bastia, Corsica
We provide print design and marketing collateral, on paper and on screen, from Bastia: brochures, flyers, roll-up banners, signage, menus, posters and presentations. Every piece reflects your brand identity, gets the essentials across at a glance and is delivered as files ready for the printer or the screen.
Brochures, flyers, roll-up banners: the collateral we design
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Brochures and leaflets
A short multi-page document or a folded leaflet presenting your business, services or holiday offer, to hand out in person or send as a PDF.
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Flyers and posters
For an opening, a promotion or an event: a short, eye-catching, dated message, designed to be understood in seconds.
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Roll-up banners and exhibition displays
A roll-up banner (known in French as a kakémono) is a vertical banner that pulls up from its base and rolls away for storage. It suits a trade fair, a reception area or an event.
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Signage
Shop signs, window graphics (adhesive vinyl applied to a shop window), information and wayfinding panels inside a building, access maps.
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Menus, cards and stationery
Restaurant menus, business cards, letterhead, loyalty cards, labels and counter displays.
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Digital collateral
Sales presentations, newsletter templates, visuals for display screens, interactive PDFs and web banners.
Marketing materials suited to every type of business
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Restaurants
Readable menus in several languages, easy to update when the menu changes with the seasons.
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Hotels, campsites and tourist activities
Welcome booklets, site maps, information panels and multilingual brochures for guests from all over.
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Shops
Window graphics, promotional posters, loyalty cards and bags: the same image from shop window to counter.
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Tradespeople
Business cards, site boards, sales documents and quote templates that inspire confidence.
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Independent professionals
Understated stationery, a practice brochure and discreet reception signage.
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Associations and local authorities
Programmes, event posters, annual reports and signage for public buildings, including bilingual French and Corsican versions.
From mock-up to print-ready file
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Understand
What the piece is for, where it will be seen, how many copies are needed, what format, and how it will be distributed.
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Design
We produce a mock-up for you to proofread and approve before any production: text, images, layout.
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Prepare the files
Files in CMYK, the colour mode printers use, with bleed (the image extended beyond the trim line to avoid white edges), crop marks and high-resolution images.
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Support printing
We advise you on paper and finishes and can send the files to the printer of your choice, in Corsica or elsewhere. The proof is the final version you sign off before the print run starts.
What makes marketing collateral effective
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One main message
A flyer that tries to say everything says nothing. We work out with you which information has to stand out.
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A clear hierarchy
A headline, the useful details, then an action: call, book, visit, or scan a QR code leading to your website or review page.
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Legible from a distance
A roll-up banner or a sign is read from afar and in passing: few words, large type, strong contrast.
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Consistent with your identity
The same colours, typefaces and tone as on your website and social media, so people recognise you everywhere.
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Suitable materials
Outdoors, sun and sea air quickly damage some materials. The choice of substrate and inks matters as much as the design.
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What to avoid
Too much text, low-resolution images taken from the internet, out-of-date information, or a French-only version for an international clientele.
What affects the cost of your print design
Design and printing are two separate things: we handle the design, while printing is charged by the printer according to quantity, paper and finishes. On the design side, cost depends on the number of items and pages, their complexity (illustrations, maps, photo editing), the number of languages and versions, adaptations to several formats, and whether brand guidelines already exist.
Designing several items at once often means work can be shared across them: once the visual direction is set, each new item takes less effort. The quote itemises every element, without jargon.
Updating your materials from one season to the next
Prices, opening hours, menus, programmes: many materials need regular updates, especially when your business is seasonal. Your source files are kept so these updates can be made without starting from scratch, and we can prepare editable templates for documents you often change yourself, such as a menu or an event poster.
We also make sure your printed and digital materials say the same thing: a flyer pointing to an up-to-date page, a QR code that works, and identical opening hours on your shop window and your Google profile.
Technologies and methods
- Layout
- CMYK / RGB
- Bleed and crop marks
- Proofs
- Signage
- Interactive PDF
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle the printing?
We design your materials and prepare files that meet the printer's requirements. Printing is carried out by the printer of your choice; we can send them the files, answer their technical questions and check the proof with you.
Can I supply my own text and photos?
Yes. We lay them out, adapt them to the format and point out any images whose quality would fall short in print. We can also write or rework the copy from the information you give us.
Can you produce versions in several languages?
Yes. We plan room for each language from the mock-up stage, because text in English or Italian is not the same length as in French. You supply the translations, ideally checked by a native speaker, and we integrate them.
I don't have brand guidelines: is that a problem?
Not at all. We can start from your logo and derive a simple visual direction for your materials, or create a full brand identity if the need is broader. Either way, your documents will be consistent with one another.
What is the difference between a print file and a screen file?
A print file uses CMYK colours, high resolution and bleed for trimming. A screen file uses RGB colours, is lighter and can include clickable links. We deliver the right version for each use.