Retail Point of Purchase POP and Display Posters at PosterBrain.com

Posted on April 9, 2010 by admin

Retail Point of Purchase Posters

Here are two great examples of retail point of purchase display posters we printed this week: The first is for the Pete Store, an exclusive Peterbilt Truck dealer with 6 locations in Georgia, Maryland, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. The second is for Beach Graphics in Rehoboth Beach, DE to be used as an in-store display. Even though we see posters every day, they are some of our favorites this week, because they just pop!

PosterBrain prints all kinds of in-store POP posters for retailers. From restaurants to specialty stores, we can do small runs far more cost-effectively than with a traditional printer, and our quality is far superior. Because we use actual archival-quality photo paper, the colors really pop, and they’ll last much longer.

If you need to make a custom point of purchase retail poster and don’t want to spend an arm and a leg, PosterBrain is a great choice.

Make Book Tour and Trade Show Publicity Posters at PosterBrain

Posted on April 6, 2010 by admin

Book Tour Publicity Poster

When you go to a book signing of your favorite author and you see those really cool posters of the book cover blown up, mounted, and hanging on easels next to the author, think of PosterBrain. We love doing posters for authors for book promo tours and trade shows.

If you’re an author, a book publisher or a marketer working with authors to promote their books, a short run of PosterBrain posters to promote your book is far more cost effective than working with a printer. The posters you’ll get are amazing quality and they’ll give you the credibility you need with book buyers at trade shows and at signings at bookstores.

The other day we did publicity posters for Angela M. Havens’ new book, The Memoirs of Sadie Wrayburn. Angela, they look great!

Make a Great Map Poster With GoogleEarth

Posted on March 27, 2010 by admin

confluence

This image is a GoogleEarth image of the Confluence of the Green River and the Colorado River in Canyonlands National Park in Southern Utah. This photo is really cool, because you can see that the Green River is actually, well, green.

Most people don’t realize that you can use GoogleEarth to generate a nice image that is high enough resolution that it will make a great PosterBrain poster.

Here’s all you need to do:

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