Insert Pages

An insert page is also sometimes referred to as an advertising page. Either way, it is a printed page that is inserted into the already-made notebook, as opposed to a printed page that it made as part of the original manufacturing process.

In many ways, this is the best bit. Branding the cover of a notebook can be a limiting process if you have much to say. Or anything really. The cover lends itself to a logo, maybe a word or strapline, a website address at the very most.

Beyond that it can risk looking too busy. So if you want to add a bit more information then an insert page is the answer. Some people add a page of text, maybe several pages. Some add photos to add to the brand message. Some add a calendar, some add an important message. Some strip it back and just add a QR code.

You can either add insert pages at the front of the book or the back. Or both. They are placed just before/after the notebook pages themselves, between the end paper and the pages.

There is a 16-page limit, or 32 pages if you go front and back. Due to the process used to achieve this you can add 1 page, 2 pages, 4 pages, 8 pages or 16 pages.

A page is like a page in a book. A sheet is the actual piece of paper. So one sheet can be printed on one side (1 page print) or both sides (2 page print).

We can either use a gloss paper or a matt paper. The matt option is an ivory paper, the same as the notebook paper itself. This gives a very nice result if you want it to seamlessly blend in with the book.

The gloss paper is white and has more of a punch to it, ideal for bringing out the best in any colour printing. The default option is the white gloss paper but ask us about options if you want to find out more.