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E-Posters
Almost
any poster can be converted into an electronic format.
E-posters can be emailed to your target audience. An e-poster
can:
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be
an advertisement
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be
an announcement
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be
an invitation
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promote
charity events
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promote
sponsorships
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This e-poster was designed to promote Photo Restoration Services by State Right Design. E-posters are an effective way of promoting your business and products to a wide audience. Remember, e-posters are pictures, and a picture is worth a thousand words! For more information on Photo Restoration and Retouch Services by Stage Right Design, click on "Photo Restoration" on the left of your screen.
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This was an e-poster we designed to promote our series of greeting cards featuring the scenery of the Kenora, Lake of the Woods, and Rushing River areas. Mona McClintock, of Stage Right Design, is the photographer. For more information about these beautiful cards, and others, click on "Stationery Cards" on the left of your screen.
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The black and white version was designed as a promotional fax for the Best Western Charterhouse Hotel. It was used to promote the hotel, its services, and amenities, to more than 15,000 recipients of the fax.
With a few minor changes and the addition of colour, the fax was transformed into an "e-poster." This e-poster was then sent to many more people to promote the Best Western Charterhouse Hotel.
You'll notice both the promotional fax and the e-poster have coupons at the bottom. If received by fax, the recipient can then cut off the coupons and use them. If received via e-mail, the receiver can then print out a copy, either in black and white, or colour, and then clip the coupons and redeem them at the hotel.
A great way to promote your business and the services you can provide, either to exisiting or potential clients!
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This poster was
designed for a community festival in Winnipeg. The poster
needed to be eye-catching, colourful and fun to reflect the
spirit of the festival. These posters were put in stores and
locations throughout the city. The image was also used to
create an e-poster used to announce the fair. |
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