ColourSells Printing
Michael Goody - Printing, Business cards, Flyers, letterheads and more...
The name says it all - ColourSells. Vibrant colour attracts attention - and if you use it on your promotional material, it will bring great results. That's where I come in, as ColourSells Printing provides low cost, high quality printed items such as business cards, flyers, brochures, postcards, posters, stationery etc.
My website ColourSells.com is easy to navigate and prices include shipping to your premises.
"I have a varied career background, including working in the Contract Furniture and Catering Industries. In 1996 I moved to live in Florida, where I bought a Print shop. This decision involved varying degrees of alcohol, bravery and stupidity.
After getting to grips with this new venture, I stabilised and then grew the business - and eventually sold it and returned to Britain in 2008. The knowledge and experience gained in those 10 plus years in America have been put to good use since my return, as I now run ColourSells - providing printing to successful companies throughout Britain."
Likes: Tour de France. Tottenham Hotspur. Grandkids (sometimes). Happy customers. Elan Valley.
Dislikes: Cheating sportsmen (diving footballers; doping cyclists etc). Facebook. Indian call centres. Pomposity. Waiting in queues in any branch of WH Smith. Alan Sugar - not because of what he is, but how he behaves - a terrible example for business people to follow.
Favourite food: Anything that goes with a good bottle of red.
Idea of a perfect day at work:
9 :00 am - huge order lands in my inbox.
9:10 Coffee
9:30 Lunch.Idea of a perfect weekend:
Tottenham would beat Liverpool to win the Premier League. Liverpool would be relegated. Jenson Button would win the F1 championship. The family would arrive with the 4 grandkids, who would have had their vocal chords fitted with silencers. We'd all go to explore the beautiful Elan Valley and afterwards be whisked off to Zizzi's in Cheltenham for dinner.What super-hero power would you most like to have?
A time clock to wind ... I'd turn everything back to the 1960s and probably do a few things different second time around.
