Custom information magnets
Give customers a useful reference for service contacts, opening hours, reminders or other practical details. Compare compact, A5, A6 and DL information magnets, special shapes and an envelope option. Choose enough room for readable information and a clear contact.
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Useful information first
Which information should go on the magnet?
Start by listing what the reader needs to do with the magnet. A single service number needs a different layout from school information or several contact points. Group related details and make the main number or instruction easy to locate without reading every line.
Separate essential information from background explanation. If everything has equal visual weight, the reader has to work harder to find the useful detail. A larger format may be more suitable than squeezing a long message into a compact design.
Room for the content
Compare size, proportions and presentation
Business-card and smaller rectangular formats suit a limited set of details. A5, A6 and DL formats offer different proportions for headings, contact information and short reminders. Special-shape products give another outline to consider, with the actual artwork area checked against the content.
An envelope option is included in the range. Think about how the magnet will be provided to the reader and whether supporting printed information is needed separately. The product images are a starting point; use the listed specifications when planning the artwork.
Before artwork approval
Check the information that people will rely on
Review every phone number, address, opening hour and instruction against the organisation's current information. Public contacts and service details should be approved by the responsible organisation before printing, particularly if readers may keep the magnet for an extended period.
Include the intended use, quantity, preferred format and artwork status in the project brief. If the information is being distributed to a local area, discuss the suburbs or postcodes with BPD before the print specification is finalised.
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This range is intended for useful contact details, school reminders, appointment information and service information. Keep the message focused on what the recipient needs to find later, with the responsible organisation approving the final wording.
How do I choose a readable size?
Start with the amount of approved content and compare the product dimensions. A compact format can suit one contact point; longer messages need more space. Avoid choosing a small format and then shrinking all the text to fit.
Are special shapes available?
Yes. The range includes special-shape formats alongside standard sizes. Compare the individual product image, outline and dimensions before designing the layout, because a shaped outline can change where the important information can be placed.
Can an information magnet be supplied in an envelope?
An envelope option is available in this collection. Include your chosen magnet, quantity and intended presentation when discussing the project, and confirm any distribution requirements before the final print and packaging specification is agreed.
Who should check public or service contact information?
The organisation responsible for the information should review it before artwork approval. Check the exact numbers, names, hours and instructions against current records. BPD can discuss the print format, but the information owner needs to confirm its accuracy.