WILDWOOD CREST – Leader Printers has been serving Cape May County from the same location in Wildwood Crest for over 44 years.
Today, Leader Printers offers a considerably wider variety of printed materials than it did in the past. “Anything in Print,” a tagline in their advertising, includes not only brochures, forms, stationery and business cards, but also signs, posters, decals, labels, magnets and more.
Experienced graphic designers are on staff to design creative projects. From logos to brochures, stationery and complete marketing materials, the goal is to work together with the client to help them meet their goals.
“What do you need and how can we help?” owner Dennis Hall said when discussing the focus of the business. “If we can ask those questions, we are truly providing a service to our customers.”
That focus is evident in the attention to customer service, providing “service with a smile.” Each project is custom, so each customer is treated individually, taking the time to understand their goals. Leader Printers is committed to maintaining close relationships with its clients to help navigate the advancements in technology and demonstrate new opportunities to service their customers.
One advancement that has been growing in popularity is variable-data printing. This enables mailers, brochures, flyers and other promotional materials to be individually printed to include a customer’s name or other custom information. Mailers and envelopes can also be addressed directly on the piece without the need for costly and time-consuming labels. With new equipment, Leader can address smaller runs as well as the larger projects. Complete mailing services are also available.
Hall purchased the printing business from the Wildwood Leader newspaper in North Wildwood in 1974 when he gave up the tacos of New Mexico for the Philly cheesesteaks in South Jersey.
Leader Printers, located at 5914 New Jersey Ave. in Wildwood Crest, is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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