Bandfolders for Bands AND Orchestras
Folders for Strings and Orchestra Instruments
We understand the importance of audience when choosing and designing your folder.
When creating stock designs, Bandfolder Press strives to include band and orchestra instruments. Our most popular designs, however, show no instruments at all in order to be comprehensive to all music programs. Check out our stock designs here.
That said, stores and brands that specialize in strings/orchestra may want to consider the strength of that specialization and include it in their folder branding. This can be done on a stock design, via the logo, or by creating a custom folder.
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2018 FAQ
- Websites are fine, but I’d like a catalog mailed to me.
- No Problem! Fill in this form then watch for the postman.
- Do I get a discount if I order early?
- YES! Ask Cathy about our current specials.
- What is this FREE SHIPPING OPTION?
- The prices in this catalog include ground shipping to one location dock delivery in the contiguous United States.
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Family, Business, and Gratitude
This is the time of year we take a moment to reflect. I know many of our customers and friends are in a family business, and though our business models may not be the same, many of the lessons are.
I shared this with other printers this month in the National Print Owners Association Magazine. I think my music friends will appreciate this, too. Especially since some of you have known my family over the years.
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Listening, Learning, AND Playing!
At Bandfolder Press our team believes that Working Hard and Playing Hard go together like peanut butter and jelly – or better yet – peanut butter and chocolate!
We recently returned from the NASMD convention and returned with new ideas, new friends and, to be honest, a little tired.
We went to a great session about the customer experience, where we came out refreshed to exceed the expectations of our customers.
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Since this time last year
It’s Saturday morning. I’m thinking about this time last year.
Last year at this time…
I sat in a Scooters coffee shop and began by building a website. This website.
I didn’t know anything about building websites, heck, I still don’t. While Mark started negotiations for machines, I needed to reach the people. Step one: build a website. Step two: join NASMD. Step three: Create Facebook Page. These are the steps where it began.
We knew there was a vacuum of service needing to be filled. Friends immediately reached out to us. We listened. We reacted. We built.
At this time last year, we sat at this table and planned.
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