We operate two printing plants.
Our sheetfed plant offers everything from business cards to continuous carbonless computer forms and everything in between that you might need in your office or business. Our web printing operation manufactures a non-heat set product in a variety of sizes and formats, typically printing on newsprint.Our Location / Background
Lyle Printing and Publishing Company is located in Salem, Ohio, near Ohio's eastern border, midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Lyle Printing is owned by the Darling family and began doing business in 1890. In 1914, our company began publishing Farm and Dairy. Today Farm and Dairy is the largest agri-weekly newspaper in the tri-state area, with more than 31,000 paid subscribers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
What does YOUR business card say about you?
Often the first contact you have with potential customers is through your business card. Sending the correct message will help sell your service or product. Use these easy tips to help create the best business card possible.
1 - Make it easy to read. All copy should be large enough to be easily read and in a font that is not too trendy. Don’t mix fonts. Keep copy short and to the point.
2 - Use white space to balance your card.
3 - Make sure your logo looks good reduced in size to fit on a business card. Also, if your logo is more than one color - does it work in one color?
4 - Use color wisely. Spot color can be effect if used correctly. Use appropriate colors to represent your business. Although purple might be your favorite color, it may not represent your business.
5 - Upper/lowercase words are easier to read. Printing in all capital letters looks unprofessional.
6 - Homemade cards look . . . homemade. Invest in a quality business card, designed by a professional. Business cards are generally the least expensive way to promote your business. A well designed, nicely printed business card makes you look professional and ready to do business.
Welcome to the New LylePrinting.com
Thank you for visiting Lyle Printing and Publishing’s website. We hope you will find the information you’ve been looking for regarding your next printing project.
Please feel free to contact Janet Keene via Email or at (330) 337-3419 with any questions you may have about our services.
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