BookPaint presents innovative, beautiful door hangers

Door hangers make great promotional items for your book or any product

The infamous "DO NOT DISTURB" sign - that's what most people think of when you say door hanger. But do you know how much money hotels and motels spend on replacing these innocuous little products? People take them - all the time. We suspect it's as a souvenir from the hotel since hotels brand their door hangers with their name and location. The door hangers help promote their establishments.

What a concept!

You can use the same ingenuity to promote your book. How about a door hanger with your book cover on it, some ordering information or your cover blurb on the back? Tons of options, and they all help sell your book.

The Process

We'll help you determine what information you'd like to have on your door hanger and what images to use. When we're done, your door hanger will be a custom product that will not only stand out in a crowd, it'll get stolen!

Door hangers are 14pt stock, full-color gloss (both sides) with square or rounded corners. Plastic hangers are also available with the same print options.

Click here for a sample door hanger from what elephants know.

Give them away at your next book signing or event.

Call for more information: 706.798.7576 or 888.798.7576

Call us for a quote today. Initial price includes design. Initial orders take approximately three weeks. Subsequent orders delivered faster and at a lower cost. If you're interested in getting the digital files and doing your own printing, we can do that!

For True Guerilla Marketers*:

No matter where the doors are -- in an office building, a hotel, or the house down the street, door hangers can present a significant marketing opportunity. Your effort can be as simple as a black print on white or colored card stock or as elaborate as a full color presentation on a glossy card stock.

Door hanger marketing - distributing literature door-to-door has some major advantages over other forms of marketing. It can be a very inexpensive way to advertise, and the cost isn't much more than you would pay for a few hundred business cards.

* The term was coined and defined by Jay Conrad Levinson