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- Full-color printing on all pages
- Print up to 96 pages when folded
- Choose from 3 kinds of binding
- Custom page sizes up to 12" x 12"
Bulk Booklets
Features
- Full-color printing on all pages
- Print up to 96 pages when folded
- Choose from 3 kinds of binding
- Custom page sizes up to 12" x 12"
Save money by ordering
custom booklet printing
in bulk.
Bulk Booklets are a creative and professional way of presenting your product and services. These are also used to promote offers, provide a list of services, or give information about your company. Moreover, these are ideal for CD and DVD cover booklets on launches. Each page of your booklet can help you gain more customers.
Here at UPrinting, our booklet printing service can produce 250-25,000 copies. It is available in either custom or standard sizes. We assure you that our wide range of sizes will match your preferred design and layout. Just use the product calculator to change your preferred paper type, cover paper, pages, and binding options. Turnaround time is 4 or 6 days depending on your choice.
Create your design and leave the professional online printing on us! Call us at 1-888-888-4211. If you have queries and questions, you can chat with us through our Live Chat We are more than willing to assist you!
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Booklet Sizes and Marketing Ideas
If you can’t fit all the information you need to put in a brochure, then booklets are your best option. Booklets play two main functions: as an informative material and as a promotional tool. Remember that the larger space, the more freedom you have to showcase text and images about your products or services.
There are different booklet sizes you can choose from. Small booklet sizes such as 5.5 x 8.5 and 8.5 x 11 are usually the standard size for instruction manuals, reports, catalogs, and magazines. For those who plan on using booklets as sales materials, utilize space wisely by putting important images and text-only place information that would help your client understand your products’ features. If you need a larger space, the 12 x 12 booklets might be your best bet. Booklets of this size are ideal for larger projects. This gives you more flexibility with layouts and more space for text and pictures. You won't have to worry about overcrowding the page.
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The binding also contributes to the overall appeal of your booklets. Choose between saddle stitch, wire-o, and perfect binding.
UPrinting offers high-quality booklet printing at an affordable price. You can check our website for the specific booklet sizes and binding options that we offer. If you need help or have questions on booklet printing, you can call us at 1-888-888-4211 or reach us online through live chat.
Boost customer confidence in your brand with wholesale booklet printing.
Tell your brand story in a way that no other marketing materials can — with booklets. More than just a catalog of products and services, booklets serve as a vehicle for establishing customer confidence in your brand. Through wholesale booklet printing, brands can increase awareness by featuring their products or services. With booklets, brands can highlight what they do best without any restriction on the number of pages. Booklets are easy to distribute. These highly targeted marketing tools can be handed out to potential customers during events or sent in the mail. They also tend to have a longer shelf life as customers usually keep them for reference. This helps keep your brand top of mind.
What’s the Difference Between a Booklet and a Brochure?
This is one of the most common questions that people ask when choosing marketing materials. Although booklets and brochures look different, they are nearly identical in purpose. Do you need to feature an exhaustive list of products with descriptions? Booklets are your best bet. Do you want to focus on one aspect of your business? You can count on brochures for that. Physically, there are obvious differences. Booklets contain multiple pages that are bound together, while brochures consist of only one folded page. This simple guide shows the distinctions and similarities between the two products:
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Booklets |
Brochures |
| Multiple pages | Single page |
| Bound (saddle-stitched, perfect, or wire-o) | Folded |
| With a cover page | No cover page |
| Quantities from 250 pcs. | Quantities from 25 pcs. |
| Custom pages up to 12” x 12” | Custom pages up to 27.75” x 16” |
| Can be bundled | Can be bundled |
| Full-color printing | Full-color printing |
| Matte or gloss | Matte or gloss |
| Order in paper and cardstock | Order in paper and cardstock |
| Available in various paper weights | Available in various paper weights |
The rules are not set in stone. What you should use for your marketing depends on your goal and budget.
Wondering how you can use booklets for your business? Here are some ideas:
- Storybooks
- How-to guides
- Product catalogs
- Recipe collection
- Case studies
- Event programs
How to Create Effective Booklets?
Booklets are the type of marketing collateral that create their own referral system. Customers often share them with others, giving your brand extra exposure. This offsets the cost of printing booklets. But not all booklets pass the first impression test. A booklet needs to have an eye-catching design and a persuasive message. Here are some ways that you can turn booklets into effective marketing tools for your business:
- Identify your audience. Knowing your audience will help you refine your message to bring conversion. Your target audience will also determine how you will distribute your booklets (in person or through mail).
- Plan your visuals. Adding lifestyle shots or images of your products can entice customers to read more and buy from your brand. The placement of images can be in a landscape or portrait orientation. Take these into consideration when planning the layout of your visuals.
- Select your materials. Booklets have two parts: the cover page and the inside pages. Cover pages are usually made of thick and glossy cardstock. This protects the contents from dirt and wrinkling. For the inside pages, you can choose either paper stock or cardstock.
Arranging and Binding the Pages of Your Booklets
Organizing the pages of your booklets can be done by following the reader's spread. This process follows the ascending order and shows how the pages will appear to the reader.
Binding comes as the last step to creating booklets. There are three ways to hold the pages of your booklets together:
| Different Booklet Binding | ||
| Saddle-Stiched | Wire-O | Perfect |
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| The pages are stapled on one side, allowing the booklets to be opened flat. | This method uses C-shaped wires that are crimped to form a circle, so the pages can be folded all the way back. | The pages are glued together. This method is best for booklets with more than 64 pages. |
Size. Color. Material. It's all here, and more.
11 Paper/Stock Options
70 lb. Paper Uncoated
- Uncoated for excellent writability and printability
- Tactile paper feel
- Paper from sustainable sources
- Best choice for Letterhead, Envelopes and marketing materials that have sections for forms
80 lb. Paper Gloss
- Thick paper with a gloss finish for sheen and vibrant color
- 20% thinner and lighter than 100 lb. Paper
- Paper from sustainable sources
- May be written on but testing is recommended
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Affordable choice for Brochures, Flyers and Booklets
80 lb. Paper Matte
- Thick paper with a non-reflective matte finish
- 20% thinner and lighter than 100 lb. Paper
- Paper from sustainable sources
- May be written on but testing is recommended
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Affordable choice for Brochures, Flyers and Booklets
100 lb. Paper Gloss
- Thick, substantial paper with a gloss finish for sheen and vibrant color
- Paper from sustainable sources, 10% recycled content
- May be written on but testing is advised
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Most popular choice for Brochures, Flyers, Posters and Catalogs
100 lb. Paper Matte
- Thick, substantial paper with a non-reflective matte finish
- Paper from sustainable sources, 10% recycled content
- Non-glossy surface provides better writability but testing is recommended
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Popular choice for Brochures, Flyers, Posters and Catalogs
10 pt. Cardstock Gloss
- Lightweight cardstock with a gloss finish for sheen and vibrant colors
- Requires scoring prior to folding
- Paper from sustainable sources
- May be written on but testing is recommended
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Great choice for heftier Brochures, Invitations and Catalog Covers
10 pt. Cardstock Matte
- Lightweight cardstock with a non-reflective matte finish for a classic and elegant feel
- Requires scoring prior to folding
- Paper from sustainable sources
- May be written on but testing is advised
- Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best
- Great choice for heftier Brochures, Invitations and Catalog Covers
14 pt. Cardstock Gloss
- Stiff, thick cardstock with a gloss finish for sheen and vibrant colors
- Aqueous (water-based) coating adds scratch and scuff resistance
- Paper from sustainable sources
- May be written on but testing is recommended. Ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers work best.
- Most popular choice for Business Cards, Postcards, Hang Tags and Pocket Folders
- Note: We do not guarantee writability or printability of coated paper
14 pt. Cardstock Matte
- Durable cardstock with a non-reflective surface
- Colors come out muted for an elegant, subdued effect.
- Ballpoint pens with oil-based ink and permanent markers write best on the surface.
- Suitable for understated colors on elegant designs
16 pt. Cardstock Gloss
- Slightly thicker than the 14 pt. cardstock; added rigidity prevents folds and creases
- Provides limited writability using some ballpoint pens or permanent markers
- Colors appear extra vivid and come with a reflective shine
- Achieves a distinct, professional look for your company
16 pt. Cardstock Matte
- Slightly thicker than the 14 pt. cardstock and exudes professionalism and high quality
- Colors come out muted for an elegant, subdued effect
- Ballpoint pens with oil-based ink and permanent markers write best on the surface
Bulk booklet templates.
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Customer Questions
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