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Print Marketing Tip for B&B Inns & Restaurants: Recipe Postcards
March 23rd, 2012 by jennifer
InsideOut Solutions recently worked with The Wakefield Inn, a bed and breakfast in New Hampshire, to design a postcard with Chef/Owner Janel Martin’s pear scone recipe. They chose a 4.25″ x 6″ card,
Logo and Branding Basics for Innkeepers
October 6th, 2010 by jennifer
Your Sign Is Not Your Logo The sign at the front of your inn has one main function—to be noticed by people passing by. Your front sign is important, but your logo is more critical because of its broader function as a marketing tool. A logo is more than a picture next to the name… (Read More)
Discount Up to 30% off
November 19th, 2009 by jennifer
There’s still time to get your holiday greeting cards or postcards ready. You can also create all-purpose postcards or personalized notepads to leave in your rooms or sell in your gift shop. They’re inexpensive souvenirs for guests that also promote your business. InsideOut has great print deals on the following items for a limited time… (Read More)
Choosing a print format: rack card, bifold or trifold brochure
October 21st, 2009 by jennifer
Lookout Point Lakeside Inn was down to their last box of brochures. Co-owner Kristie Rosset decided this was the perfect time to update the design of the piece. InsideOut had recently established a new look for her postcards and business cards. Now we had the opportunity to brand the brochure. Kristie was happy with the… (Read More)
Discount Up to 35% Off!
October 16th, 2009 by jennifer
Make some all-purpose greeting cards to tell your guests ‘You’re Invited’, ‘Thank You’, or ‘Happy Holidays’. Leave postcards or notepads in your rooms or create your own series of postcards to sell in your gift shop. Or place a bookmark in all your living room or library books — it’s a wonderful way for guests to take a bit… (Read More)
Hudson, New York inn’s new rack card
September 25th, 2009 by jennifer
The Croff House is a Victorian home with a beautiful and comfortable updated decor. Owners Duncan Calhoun and Russell Gibson worked with InsideOut to create a great web site that captures the contemporary feel of the inn and showcases its luxurious amenities. With the web site completed, it was time to create a print piece… (Read More)
Eight Innkeepers Team Up to Share Their Local Cuisine
September 2nd, 2009 by jennifer
8 Broads in the Kitchen asked InsideOut’s print department to develop a bookmark to match their web site.
InsideOut Donates Logo & Brochure Design for Worthy Cause
August 27th, 2009 by jennifer
A foundation helping children The Boys & Girls Clubs Foundation of the Olympic Peninsula is a nonprofit organization which helps fund the good work of our local Boys & Girls Clubs. To this day, thousands of children in our community have benefited from the opportunities and inspiration provided by the Clubs. Foundation board members (and… (Read More)
Durango, CO Innkeeper Updates Logo to Vector Format
August 14th, 2009 by jennifer
Susan Barrett’s new venture, O-Bar-O Cabins, needed a logo before work could begin on a new web site and other marketing materials. She like the rugged look of the logo used by the previous owner. Unfortunately, he’d lost track of the original designer. The only version left was the one on the web site. Raster… (Read More)
Key West Florida inn’s new print designs match website
June 16th, 2009 by jennifer
Catering to the Key West crowd Key West is a favorite spring break destination and Garden House has just the right vibe for this fun-loving crowd. Garden House owners John and Connie Manasco worked with InsideOut to create a great website that’s fun and easy-to-use. Next, they needed print pieces for visitors to pick up… (Read More)
Lookout Point Business Card Redesign
June 9th, 2009 by jennifer
Business card update for luxury inn Lookout Point Lakeside Inn (Hot Springs, Arkansas) was nearly out of business cards. Before reprinting them, co-owner Kristie Rosset asked InsideOut to take a look at the card and see if it needed “freshening up.” The original card was easy-to-read, but it didn’t capture the sophistication of Lookout Point…. (Read More)
New print promotion for Olympic Peninsula Tourism
June 4th, 2009 by jennifer
Bridge closure inspires new directions in marketing… The Hood Canal Bridge is the main eastern access for tourists visiting Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula. This spring, the bridge underwent a much needed retrofit, resulting in a five-week closure. The local tourism organization, Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission (OPTC), took special measures to promote lodging and other tourism-related… (Read More)
Print and online promotion of the Olympic Peninsula
May 13th, 2009 by jennifer
Local tourism group takes action during bridge closure Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula is a major tourist destination in the Pacific Northwest. Many visitors arrive from Seattle and other eastern locations via the Hood Canal bridge. This year, the bridge is undergoing a much needed retrofit to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion. The five- to… (Read More)
Update to von Stiehl Winery’s Brochure
September 26th, 2008 by jennifer
About von Stiehl Winery The von Stiehl Winery is Wisconsin’s oldest licensed winery, founded over 40 years ago. Their Riesling, Oktoberfest and Naughty Girl wines are among the most popular of their many recipes. Specialty fruit wines such as Cherry Kirsche and Wisconsin Cranberry regularly win gold and double gold medals. The winery itself is… (Read More)