The Functions of Color Printing in Marketing


by Kaye Z. Marks - Date: 2008-10-05 - Word Count: 282 Share This!

Color plays a major part in marketing.  Whether it's a brochure, postcard, poster, or other printed material, the colors you choose either positively or adversely affect the message you send.  When color printing, it is important that you keep the role of colors in mind when designing so that your advertisement produces positive results rather than negative ones.

The first function of color in your marketing campaign is that it helps consumers recognize your products and materials, setting them apart from the competitors.  Color is a part of helping you establish a clearer brand, which is important for gaining loyal customers.

Secondly, color send out a specific message to your target audience.  Certain feelings and emotions surround each individual color, which is why it would be prudent to research the psychology of colors.

In marketing materials, your color can highlight and bring to the forefront important information that you want to stand out to viewers.  Color can also help your audience to retain the memory of a message.  With color, your advertisement will grab the attention of consumers, and they will be more likely to remember what you have to say.

Finally, color can be an organizational tool within your printed pieces.  It can help readers to better understand your main point, and also it can guide them through your publication logically.

Whatever type of publication you will be using, color printing can help you produce better results.  Color adds that special touch and draws the reader into your message.  Keep in mind the above 4 functions of color so that your advertisement accurately portrays your brand, evokes the right emotions, highlights the main point, and organizes your information for readers to better able understand your message.


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Kaye Z. Marks is an avid writer and follower of the developments in the color printing industry and its benefits for small to medium-scale businesses.

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