Website & sales presentation
A clearer introduction
to Chicago Offset.
Your homepage introduces Chicago Offset as a local sign shop, while Featured Products includes annual reports, brochures and catalogs. That opening gives a narrower picture of the work you offer.
I’d connect the introduction to those products, then put relevant examples, production details and the estimate request together. The website and sales presentation would help a buyer assess Chicago Offset for the job they need printed.
Commercial printing · Elk Grove Village, Illinois
On paper,it’s different.
Books, catalogs, business print and packaging. Explore the formats, paper and finishing options for your next project.
Explore capabilities01 / What we print
Books, catalogs
and everything
around them.
Printed pieces for publishing, business communications and product presentation.
Books & catalogs
Publications, booklets and catalogs, with paper and binding considered from the start.
Business print
Brochures, mailers and presentation materials that put the same care into every piece.
Packaging
Cartons and printed packaging. Start with the product, then work through the details.
Capabilities
The details
make the piece.
Start with what you’re making. Then talk through the paper, print and finish.
From cover to cover.
The page count, paper and binding all shape a publication. Bring the details you know, and flag the choices you’d like to discuss.
Useful details for your estimate
- Finished size and page count
- Quantity and delivery date
- Paper and cover preferences
- Binding and finishing requirements
A consistent impression.
A single brochure or a set of business materials. Outline the pieces you need and any colours or paper stocks they should match.
Useful details for your estimate
- Format, dimensions and quantity
- Artwork and brand-colour references
- Paper, folds and finishing
- Delivery date and destination
Consider the whole package.
Start with the product dimensions and any existing dieline. Confirm materials, finishes and production options with the team before committing to a specification.
Useful details for your estimate
- Product and package dimensions
- Quantity and required delivery date
- Existing dieline or reference sample
- Material and finish requirements
Before, on and after the press.
Services at a glance01 / Prepress
Prepare the artwork.
Colour management and digital proofing.
02 / Printing
Put it on paper.
Sheetfed, book and package printing.
03 / Finishing
Bring the piece together.
Binding, collating and coating.
Explore Chicago Offset’s current service directory, opens a new tab.
Have something in mind?
Start with the format, quantity and delivery date. Bring your questions along, too.
The proposed work
What I’d deliver.
A website and sales presentation that show what you print, the work behind it and how to get a project started.
Your existing product content would be the starting point. The estimate, ordering, upload and customer-login systems would stay in place.
Introduce the full offer.
Lead with the range of work Chicago Offset produces, with clear routes to the relevant products and an estimate.
Build on Featured Products.
Use your existing product content and approved imagery to show the work, with relevant production details beside it.
Give the team a useful follow-up.
A concise, editable presentation to send after an inquiry or use in a customer meeting, designed to match the website.
Sample sales presentation , three concept slides
Slide 1 of 3 · Introduction
Capabilities / 2026 concept
Elk Grove Village, Illinois
Books.Catalogs.Business print.
From the first proof to the finished piece.
Paper / Print / Binding
A closer
look.
Preparing an estimate
Start with
the brief.
- The piece
- Format, dimensions, page count and any artwork or reference samples.
- The run
- Quantity, delivery date, paper and finishing preferences.
Unsure about a specification? Include the question with your estimate request.
Three sample slides. The print studies are AI-generated illustrations; the commissioned version would use your approved imagery and production information.
Sources & concept credits
Sources
Concept credits
Independent design proposal by Bryan Kluge. The two illustrative print studies are AI-generated, not Chicago Offset’s products or client work.
Links to customer tools open Chicago Offset’s existing website. No forms or ordering functions are hosted in this concept.
Independent Creative Director · Wisconsin-born, NYC-based
Experience includes The New York Times, The Athletic, Amazon and Wondery.