This is an economical way to insert quality commercial printing, marketing a product?

Document will be 1-sided, 23 "x 15 1 / 4" size. Most similar packaging inserts are slightly shiny / glossy. Kinko's is too expensive and the publication of the house seems too unprofessional. Initial quantity is 1000 units. Any ideas from people with packaging / printing experience?

I guess it's a 4-color ad / insert …. use the Internet to find local businesses, then call them and tell them what you want and ask for a quotation each. Then fry them and place telleach that you have found a better price than what they offer. They are accustomed to that – then ask them what can be done to reduce costs they can offer. They will usually give you some kind of help – as if you can reduce the size of the poster etc. … Other times they will reduce prices to compete. If you do this for a reasonably well-known company in your area, try to contact the owner of a small graphic design / printing company and see if you can make a deal – a lower price in exchange advertising in their name your organization in one way or another. You can get a better deal if they think you'll have many orders in the future.

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