Lenticular Postcard

Sending a lenticular postcard to your customer is the next big thing in the world of marketing. It is the talk of the town. But despite its tremendous popularity most people are still unfamiliar with the entire concept of lenticular technology. What exactly is it? The lenticular technology uses graphics to create different kinds of effects in mono or multi color printed cards, posters and banners. These print outs bring life to ordinary images and makes them appeal to the observer to a much greater extent than created through ordinary prints. Tracer1 uses the same technology for developing various small and large format products as per the client's requirements. Their range of smaller format prints includes lenticular postcard, mini posters, handouts, hang tags, brochures, tip-ons, wobblers, window clings, greeting cards, headers, post cards, key chains, magnets, direct mail, gift cards, business cards and event tickets whereas the larger format prints include backlit signage, movie posters, window displays, outdoor media, freestanding displays, point of sale, trade show signage and PDQs. Having established their business in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, their client base is increasing manifold. The reason for this is the degree of attention given to quality and customer satisfaction. Client feedback and vision is incorporated on every step of the production process. Before sending a product for final production a sample of it is created for approval by the customer. For example a lenticular postcard is designed keeping your vision in mind, its prototype is then created which if fully endorsed is sent out for making multiple copies in the quantity desired. As mentioned previously, the appeal of a lenticular postcard is several times more than that of ordinary post cards. Part of the credit goes to unique graphics and part to the creative minds who design them.