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Real people, all the time.

Call us old-fashioned, but we believe your print projects should be handled by people rather than computers. That's why we work with you every step of the way to make sure your projects are executed to your liking the first time around. 

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  • We help our customers plan and execute direct mail campaigns from start to finish.

  • We can create stunning booklets with a wide variety of finishing and binding options.

  • We print a wide selection of labels and stickers in varying sizes, shapes and finishes.

  • We can create brochures of all shapes and sizes and offer a wide variety of finishing and folding options.

  • We can create customized multiple part forms and checks for your business.

  • We help our clients create custom menus and menu masters to reflect the quality of their restaurant.

  • Broadcast your message and attract new customers with affordable rack cards that are sure to grab attention.

  • We can provide you with all your greeting card and invitation needs, from those essential corporate holiday greeting cards down to simple event invitations.

  • Whether you need a simple one-color design or multi-color with foil embossing, we'll deliver personal and professional stationery you will be proud to use.

  • A simple postcard could be your next big marketing piece. Let us help you create one that gets noticed, read and remembered.

  • Organize your materials with professionally designed, custom-printed binders and tabs.

  • Have an event coming up? We're your ticket to tickets with a wide variety of styles and sizes.

  • If looking professional is important, then dressing up your documents in quality presentation folders is a must. It can even increase your odds of landing a potential client.

  • Choose the gift that keeps on selling. Selecting the right product from our extensive list of promotional products can provide a great return on your investment.

  • They're not just for restaurants anymore. Table tents are great for any type of countertop display or for events where you want to promote something special.

  • Eye-catching, colorful door hangers can be an effective way of getting someone's attention while delivering your message.

Let us work, for you!

Minuteman Press is a locally owned and operated commercial print and mail company with locations in Colchester and Montpelier, Vermont. We have been serving businesses in Northern Vermont and beyond since our humble beginnings back in 1986. We offer both digital and offset printing services as well as full commercial direct mail services, making us a true one-stop-shop for our clients.

Jon and Nancy Cunningham purchased their first Minuteman Press shop back in 2003 when the company was located in South Burlington, VT. In 2005, they purchased their second shop in Montpelier. The South Burlington location later moved to Hinesburg and then to it's current location on Acorn Lane in Colchester. 

We are proud to be a small local Vermont business. Our staff of 15 works diligently to make sure your projects are planned and executed exactly to your liking and within your budget and time constraints. We pride ourselves on offering you affordable, high quality products with exceptional customer service to match. Get to know us a little better, and we are confident that you'll like what you see.

-Owners Jon and Nancy Cunningham

5 Signs It’s Time for a Website Redesign

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Your website is your digital storefront, and in today's hyper-competitive online space, a strong digital presence is non-negotiable for connecting and engaging with your audience.

Because it is the biggest advertisement for your online marketing efforts, your website is your most powerful communication tool. So, what does it say when your website is… not so great? How do you know when it needs an update? Let’s take a look at the five undeniable signs that it’s time for a website redesign.

1. The website is not responsive.
First, if your website is not responsive, it’s definitely time to look into getting a new one. What does responsive mean? It means the site is mobile-friendly and seamlessly adjusts to whichever screen it’s viewed on: a desktop computer, tablet, or smartphone. Google strictly prioritizes mobile-first indexing, meaning a responsive site is no longer just an optional trend—it's a fundamental requirement to appear in search results. In other words, a responsive site is an absolute necessity to stay relevant to today's Internet users.

2. The website is outdated.
Digital design moves incredibly fast. Even if your website was built just a few years ago, it might already be falling behind modern standards for accessibility, clean UI, and intuitive navigation. Your website reflects who you are; an outdated design makes a company or individual look uninformed and unprofessional. An outdated aesthetic is a sure-fire way to get visitors to run away as quickly as they came. If you want your visitors to actually stay, your website must be current, accessible, and inviting.

3. The website doesn’t match your brand.
Perhaps you recently (or maybe not that recently) updated your business or personal brand, without updating your website to reflect it. If your website is immensely different from your current messaging or visual identity, it creates a confusing experience for consumers. While you don’t want to redesign your website constantly, it should accurately reflect where you are in business today. Update your design whenever necessary to match the current brand and voice you strive for.

4. The website loads slowly.
If you can take a nice long walk around the building while your website is loading, it’s time for a new design. Today's users expect a site to load in two seconds or less. Slow loading rates frustrate and annoy website visitors, making them more likely to close your site and click on a competitor’s. Furthermore, search engines now use page speed and stability (known as Core Web Vitals) as a major ranking factor. A redesign can help boost your loading rates, keep you visible in search results, and make your site more engaging for future consumers.

5. The website has a high bounce rate.
What’s a bounce rate? It refers to website visitors who come to your site and leave quickly, rather than browsing and clicking through multiple pages. If you check your website analytics, your goal is for your bounce rate to be as low as possible. If yours is obnoxiously high, it may be time to consider a new website. High bounce rates today are often caused by poor user experience (UX)—such as intrusive pop-ups, a lack of clear Calls to Action (CTAs), or confusing mobile navigation. Fixing these issues with an interactive, user-centric website is much more likely to draw visitors in and invite them to connect with you.

Whether your website is for business or personal use, a clean, crisp, and current design is the key to bringing in site visitors and growing your network. If your website falls into any of these categories, it is time for an upgrade. Give it a redesign and see how it can grow your professional development.