Don't you think your logo could use a makeover?  Three designs for $250.

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Price list

logo design, includes three designs.  $250.

brochure,1,000 tri-fold or z-fold on 100# gloss text with uv coating.  $182.

business cards, 1,000 full color on both sides, extra heavy 16pt gloss cover.  $54.

website, 5 page site with 1 email account,
includes one year hosting, optomizing
keywords , meta tags and alt tags, contact page fill form and other optional widgets.  $364.

mobi smart phone landing page, 9 pages including keywords, traffic booster, product photos, google map and click to call.  $144.

Comprehensive Marketing/Branding package to include the following:
Marketing questionnaire and client survey, one thousand printed brochures—concept, copy, graphic design,
tagline, Logo design, branding/mission
statement, sound-bites, testimonials from your clients, five page website and one email account, one thousand printed business cards and project management.  $900.

One half price due to begin a project. Stock photos may be extra. All orders must be paid in full at time of proof approval. Prices do not include shipping or taxes.
The image of your business is your most important asset. It's your brand. As the face of your business, it must stand tall in the crowd of competition. In the current economic climate, it's more important than ever that your company's printed materials and advertising leave customers with the right impression.
Walnut Creek Design can provide your business all your sales promotion and graphic design needs. From design products like tri-folds, forms, or business cards to sales promotion projects like email campaigns, web sites or smart phone landing pages.
And now for the question: is it time for a change in your brand.
If you answer YES to more than 4 of these questions, I'd say its time.
1. Does your brand represent and reflect your current customer or does it appeal to a dying base of used-to-be buyers? 
2. Has your core business model changed and does your brand reflect what it is now? 
3.Does your brand blend into the landscape of competitors?
4. Do the graphic elements of your brand's identity look dated, like a light blue leisure suit? 
5. Does your brand tell a story, and is the story compelling?
6. Do your brand identity and graphics work well in the digital communications world? 
7. Is your brand memorable? 
Brand makeovers may not be accepted by everyone including your employees and some customers. But, there is a lot of upside too. A new brand can send a strong message to the market that your company is progressive, innovative and relevant. Even the biggest companies like Xerox, UPS and WalMart have had brand makeovers. 

Call Walnut Creek Design at 925.974.3527  |  email karen@walnutcreekdesign.com