For businesses people call again
Keep the useful contact details within reach
Real estate, trade and home-service magnets often begin with the same practical task: helping someone find the right business when they need it. The agency, trade or service should be immediately recognisable, with a prominent contact number and a concise message about the area or service offered.
Automotive businesses can use the range for workshop contact information, while food and beverage businesses may prioritise ordering details. These different tasks help determine the content hierarchy before a size or shape is chosen.
For information people refer to
Give the content a clear reading order
Health services, councils, schools and community organisations may need to communicate a service contact or short piece of useful information. Start with approved details and make the purpose of each number or instruction clear. A larger layout can be more suitable when several distinct sections are needed.
Choose the industry range that best describes the intended use, then compare the actual product specifications. The same organisation can have different print needs, so the category is a browsing aid rather than a restriction on what can be discussed.
From audience to format
Make three decisions before the artwork grows
A clear brief gives the product comparison direction. Decide what the reader should remember, how much content is essential and how the finished item will reach them. Those answers make it easier to compare a compact contact format with a larger rectangle, calendar or presentation option.
- Message: the contact detail, reference or action that should stand out.
- Format: readable space, confirmed dimensions and a suitable outline.
- Use: customer handout, accompanying print or a planned local campaign.
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The collections help you browse relevant formats. Compare products against the actual message and use, and describe any different requirement to BPD. A category label does not replace the individual product's dimensions, options and print specification.
Which industries are covered?
The catalogue includes real estate, trades, home and property services, medical and health, food and beverage, automotive, government and other industries. The other-industry range includes options for organisations such as schools, gyms, retailers and charities.
How do I choose the right size?
Write down the essential information first, then compare the dimensions and usable space on the product pages. A contact block, a calendar and several service details need different layouts; keep readability ahead of fitting everything into the smallest format.
Are calendars and information magnets separate ranges?
Yes. You can also browse the full-magnet calendar, promotional magnet and information magnet collections by purpose. Use those ranges to compare formats when the intended use is a stronger starting point than the industry label.
Can an industry campaign include distribution?
BPD offers Australia Post unaddressed mail coordination alongside printing. Explain the intended audience, target suburbs or postcodes and preferred timing early, then confirm the product format and distribution plan before committing the campaign to print.







































































































































