Tie you into a contract
Monthly, cancel when you like. If the work is good you will stay, and if it is not you should be able to leave.
We have been printing for Manchester businesses for over fifteen years. Somewhere along the way we noticed the same thing over and over: brilliant little firms with a thousand followers, a full order book and nowhere to send a customer who searches for them.
So we started building them websites. Not the sort that takes three months and four thousand pounds — a proper, fast, honest site for the price of a couple of coffees a month, live in two days.
The print side has not gone anywhere. Same shop, same presses, same people. Business cards on Monday, a website on Tuesday, a roller banner for Saturday's market. Most of our customers use us for both, which is rather the point.
We are small. That means you get the person who did the work, not an account manager reading from a screen. It also means we say no to jobs we cannot do well, which we would rather do than take your money and disappoint you.
Monthly, cancel when you like. If the work is good you will stay, and if it is not you should be able to leave.
It is registered in your name from day one. Leave and we transfer it, no argument, no fee.
You get the number before we start. If a job changes, we tell you before we do it, not after.
We are on Deansgate. Walk in, ring, or message — whatever suits you.