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  A well designed marketing booklet leaves a positive impression on customers. You can use booklets as a reference when making the important decisions. Depending on your business needs, booklet printing can be done as tradeshow contributions, employee handbooks, enrollment booklets and much more. Even you can buy customisable booklets which is available in many shops. Event information, date, time, growth reports, attention-grabbing visuals, and headlines can all be compiled into a single booklet. You can get a variety and attractive booklets from booklet printing in Melbourne. Here are the tips for printing a perfect booklet: Choose the perfect sort of binding Books are thicker than booklets, which are bound periodicals. It is advised to use a simple saddle stitched booklet with fewer pages as it provides more convenience. Choose perfect binding if your document has 20–240 pages or more. A paper cover and glue are used to hold the spine of this elegant style of bind...

With perfectly bound booklets, you may present yourself with the utmost professionalism. Portfolios, periodicals, graphic novels, catalogs, manuals, annual reports, and paperback books are all elegantly bound using this style. A perfect bound book is great for booklets as the glue is used for making rather than using coils or staples. The name, the title of your booklet, or artwork can be carried uninterruptedly from the front cover to the back with this seamless cover. To know more about designing perfect bound books for printing, here are some tips: Designing Tips for perfect bound printing Margin Perfect-bound books are glued at the spine, so unlike saddle stitch booklets that open pages to lay flat, a perfect-bound book cannot lay completely open. Each paging area will hide inside the spine during the binding process known as the gutter. The gutter may take up to 2-3 cm depending on the number of pages on the booklet. The better strategy is to leave at least a quarter margin space...

We use several forms of bound books in our daily lives from notepads to calendars to novels. Their binding is done using myriad techniques, each suited to the purpose of the book. You may be looking for a book binding technique for a book you want to get printed for personal or commercial use. It could be a manual or a scrapbook or an album. It can be confusing to decide what type of book binding or booklet binding method to choose for your book. Out of the many techniques in use today, Wire-O binding is very popular. It is a simple technique and hence is easily available too. Read on to find out its advantages and for what kind of  book printing , it is most suited. What is Wire-O Binding? There are different book binding techniques used depending on factors like the purpose, thickness, budget, etc. These are some of the popular binding methods used in the book printing industry: Saddle stitch binding PUR binding Hardcover binding Spiral binding Wire-O binding Section sewn binding...