Reseller catalogue

What is a reseller catalogue?

Our reseller catalogue is a booklet which displays all the products we offer and what they can be used for.

We can offer these as standard with our covers - (They are blank, full colour and just say Product Catalogue - NO date) and can be ordered online as above.

Or clients can have them with their own personalised covers. This would be a manual quote with an additional fee (needs to go to BDM's to quote)    

Should clients wish to edit our cover design and change it, there is a file for this available here: 

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If they wish to provide fully personalised covers, these just need to be provided as spreads.

Is this unbranded?

Yes our reseller catalogue is unbranded so our client can give them direct to their customers.

Can I send the full zip file to the clients?

Please only send them the covers for them to add their own design.

How can a client order a reseller catalogue?

They can be ordered online here - https://www.route1print.co.uk/unbranded-samples/reseller-catalogues#!#size=reseller-catalogues&sided=double-sided&paper=n-a&lamination=n-a&spotuv=none&sets=1&quantity=10

How do they order the customised booklets?

• Confirm the quantity required and the price for these

• Send the client the template for the covers (if rqd) or let them know it needs to be spreads to fit the 210 x 210 booklet

• Take payment in SAMS and book on the order manually (below)

• Once artwork is received from client, pass this over to studio via case confirming that the inners are our standard reseller catalogue

• A proof will be sent to the client to approve

• The job will process as normal 

The spec of the booklets to be booked onto iPOP is as follows:

• A5 short edge perfect bound 

• 150gsm silk inners 

• 350gsm silk cover with matt lamination

• 120pp

• 3-4 WD turnaround 

The prices for these customised catalogues;

• You will need to send the above specs and quantity requested over to the BDM via a quote request.

• These will then be priced in line with what it costs us to produce them. (more expensive than web) 

• We won't be adding a markup or making a profit off these, as we want to support our client to promote our product and services.