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INFOclosure.com, with offices in Arizona, California, and Nevada, provides foreclosure listings as well as other real estate services for those interested in the foreclosure buying market. This particular presentation folder design takes a unique approach with its front cover, placing the logo and company name on its side. This orientation demands extra engagement and attention from the reader, and may be preferable depending on how the collateral will ultimately be used.
The presentation folder’s color scheme matches the company’s brand colors, the bright blue and orange providing an eye-catching contrast. The interior pockets also include both a CD slit and business card slits so that additional media can be added at will.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 18" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): 2 PMS Colors, Heavy Coverage
Print Method (Side 2): Blank
Stock: 12pt C1S Semi-Gloss
Coatings: Gloss Aqueous
Slits: B2 left pocket, H1 right pocket
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