Staff names and roles have not yet been verified from the company’s official website.
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Business overview
Brainstorm Print describes itself as a locally owned and run printing business, offering consultative service and communication by email, phone, and facsimile. Its website says the business has been operating for more than 30 years. Source ↗
Products & services
The company offers print and marketing materials including flyers, business cards, letterhead, envelopes, signage, direct mail, apparel, and promotional items. Its website also describes logo design and sourcing items it does not produce itself. Source ↗
For short and midsize print runs, Brainstorm Print lists options including black-and-color printing on text- and cover-weight paper, short-run envelopes and pocket folders, booklets, variable data, and multiple bindery options. Source ↗
Customers & markets
The company says it serves Fortune 500 companies and also works with small businesses and individuals seeking smaller print items. Its website cites graphic quality as central to its offering. Source ↗
Indiana connection
Brainstorm Print identifies Indianapolis, Indiana, in its website title and describes itself as locally owned and run. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 18, 2026.
On October 26, 2026, Brainstorm Print published a company news article outlining five Halloween marketing ideas for small businesses. The piece notes Halloween is a "multi-billion dollar commercial holiday" and recommends decorating storefronts, using social media, hosting contests, offering themed sales, and organizing community trick-or-treat events. Brainstorm Print presents these tactics as practical, seasonally focused ways for businesses to draw attention, engage customers, and potentially increase sales.
On October 12, 2026, Brainstorm Print published a company article offering a step-by-step guide to using Facebook Live for small businesses. The piece outlines planning a broadcast, interactive content ideas (Q&A, team spotlights, behind-the-scenes), mobile and desktop setup options, and tactics to maximize engagement and repurpose broadcasts. Brainstorm Print presents the guidance as practical marketing advice to help small businesses boost visibility, interact with followers, and build trust via live video.
Brainstorm Print published a company news post offering 13 October marketing ideas to help small businesses and professionals boost customer engagement and grow through the end of the year. The company suggests tactics such as holding a costume contest, sponsoring a Halloween event, running a pumpkin carving contest, decorating storefronts, spook-ifying email or direct mail, offering early Black Friday specials, and giving back to local causes like Breast Cancer Awareness Month, according to Brainstorm Print.
Brainstorm Print published a News Archive article (September 7, 2026) explaining six reasons small businesses should write a book. The company states that a book can establish credibility, allow businesses to share industry knowledge, showcase brand messaging, initiate new professional connections, help gain clients, and serve as a powerful content-marketing tool. Brainstorm Print presents the book as a strategic marketing investment that can build reputation, engagement, and potential revenue for small businesses.
