DVD Booklets
- 4.75" x 7.25" size folded in half
- Printed on 100lb and 80lb glossy bookweight paper
- Booklet can accommodate 8 to 96 pages
Features
- 4.75" x 7.25" size folded in half
- Printed on 100lb and 80lb glossy bookweight paper
- Booklet can accommodate 8 to 96 pages
Create an Exceptional Package with DVD Booklet Inserts
DVD booklet inserts can provide important supplemental information to your DVD and help create a superior presentation. Our DVD booklets are printed on 100lb and 80 lb. gloss bookweight paper for a quality look and feel. We can print DVD booklets for you of varying lengths, anywhere between 8-96 pages.
We offer DVD booklet printing in full color so you can use photography, artwork, or color design elements throughout the insert. The finished booklets measure 4.75" x 7.25" folded and stapled and come with a self-cover. We offer fast turnaround times including next business day, 3 days, and 4 days.
Features
- Self-cover 4.75" x 7.25" DVD booklets
- Also available with a 100 lb. gloss book cover (custom) option
- Print DVD booklets from 8-96 pages
- Printed in color on 100 lb. and 80 lb. gloss paper
- Convenient online DVD booklet printing
FOLDING OPTIONS:
The price of this product includes folding and stitching (stapling).
2 panels:
Bi-Fold (Folds to 4.75 x 7.25) |
Marketing Tips
Whether you’re a business, non-profit, or career professional, you can benefit from packaging your video with our DVD booklets. Technology allows almost anyone to be a filmmaker these days, and has made video a prime marketing tool for many businesses. You can make your marketing video stand above the pack with DVD booklet printing.
Organizations and individuals that can benefit from producing an extended DVD booklet include:
- Hotel owners
- Architects
- Resort managers
- Graphic designers
- Tourism boards
- Construction companies
- Film professionals
- Performing artists
How you use the booklet depends on your goals. For businesses, this is your opportunity to deliver a lasting sales pitch. You should include the types of details that might not be easily conveyed visually on the DVD itself. Also, print any type of detail that you want your prospective customer to access quickly, such as your contact information. If you do not want to list rate information, consider telling customers where they can find the most up-to-date pricing.
If you are a non-profit organization, a DVD booklet is a great place to include a donation appeal. If the DVD is intended for current donors, the booklet is a place to print acknowledgements, such as a thank you letter on the inside cover or first page and a full list of donor names. The back page is a good place to list the different ways to donate.