ROCS Group Business Development Bible
Animated publication
Bible
2021 Edition
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Human Resources
— Links to important information Contact numbers A link to important telephone numbers, both internal and external, can be found at the following link: ??? Passwords/Logins Whenever new accounts are set up, relevant information must be added to the list below. This includes user accounts for websites, company social media accounts, etc. This list and its contents must not be shared with any individual outside of the Business Development Team, and can only be shared with the CEO’s approval in writing.
Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_V- J4eSCf3csoA2GHZhveDpVMjK_wc__GRSyn5NfCeM/edit#gid=494942471
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— Use of Floriana boardrooms
ROCS Group’s Development House premises has a large boardroom available for use, which is usually divided into two rooms by an adjustable divider. The handle required to open the adjustable divider is kept in the drawer in Boardroom 2. Each separate boardroom seats 6 individuals and are referred to internally as: - Boardroom 1 (with whiteboard facility) ext. 300 - Boardroom 2 (with TV / PC facilities) ext. 301 Use of the boardroom is available for all, however it is important to advise the HR Development Manager when the room is required in order to avoid a clash in use, especially when a specific boardroom is required (e.g. to hold online meetings in Boardroom 2). This is especially important when meetings of over 6 people will be held and the room needs to be available without the divider in place. The boardroom must always be kept clean and free of any clutter, ready to be used at a moment’s notice as necessary, and should not be used as a storage room or break room. Due to the room’s structure and adjustable divider, it is important to note that meetings held in this room may be overheard outside of the room or in the other boardroom, depending on how loudly one speaks thus it is important to be discreet when discussing confidential matters.
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— ROCS Group Out of Office Policy (as per policy dated 11.10.2019)
When to set out of office reply Out of office replies are to be set when an employee is away from the office at times when they are usually scheduled to work and will not have access, or will only have limited access, to their emails. This must be done for absences of 4 or more hours, including scheduled off-days. This will ensure that any communication will be received by another team member if urgent, and that a sender is aware that they may receive a reply from the receiver later than expected, reducing the risk of complaints or work processes being suspended. Message references Out of office reply messages must refer the person to contact their manager, or in the case of management as follows: • Managers within the retail division must refer their messages to Ms Helen Vella Galdes; • Managers within the travel division must refer their messages to another manager within the travel division; • The Group Financial Controller must refer their messages to the Chief Executive Officer; • Business development executives must refer their messages to the Executive Personal Assistant to the CEO; • The General Manager within the insurance division must refer their messages to the Manager within the insurance division. The person having emails referred to them must always be informed at least one work day in advance, in order to ensure that the person is scheduled to work on the day. In the case of the person who should be allocated being unavailable, the employee who will be away must inform the Human Resources Development Manager for authorization to refer to a different team member.
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Format Out of office replies are to take the following format, with the bold wording amended accordingly:
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Good day,
Thank you for your email. I am currently away from the office/ retail store and have limited access to email / do not have access to email. If your email is urgent, please contact manager [NAME] at [EMAIL] or [PHONE]. I will do my best to respond promptly to your email on my return.
Best Regards,
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It is of utmost importance that the manager/s mentioned in your out-of- office message are aware of this, as well as being aware of any pending urgent communication that may be received and how it must be dealt with i.e. who must be informed/what action should be taken. On return to work, one must discontinue away message, as well as follow- up with emails received and manager/s mentioned in away message to ensure that all urgent messages have been handled accordingly.
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Branding
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— The Message
— The Service
Reliable
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Reassuring
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Good Value
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Good Quality
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Experience
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— The Mood
Modern
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Exclusive
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Corporate
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Refined
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— The Logo
— Main Logo
— Hanger Logo for Travel
— ROCS Red
No other colours
HEX: #D90F17 RGB: R: 217 G: 15 B: 23 CMYK: C: 6 M: 99 Y: 98 K: 1 Closest Pantone: 2035 C
No gradients
No trasparency
— Spacing and fonts
12x
4x
No stretching
No repositioning
custom lettering based on ENGRAVERS GOTHIC BT REGULAR
Tahoma Regular
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— Overlaying
On White: With no stroke
On red: With a fine white stroke
On bright images: With no stroke
On darker images: With a fine white stroke
On White: With no stroke
On red: With a fine white stroke
On bright images: With no stroke
On darker images: With no stroke
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— ROCS Group Sector Logos
jobs
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— ROCS Header Logo for Stationary
— ROCS Sectors Horizontal List
— Corporate Font
— Travel Exclusive Fonts
Gotham Light Gotham Book Gotham Medium Gotham Bold Gotham Black
Q U I N C Y L I G H T Q U I N C Y B L AC K
When using Quincy: Colour: 70% Black or 100% White
Tracking: 180 pt Case: ALL CAPS Satorini
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Branding
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— The INGLOT Manifesto
We celebrate you and your individuality. We create cosmetics accessible for everyone.
Make-up is a playground and yours are the rules of the game. Play with colors and make your custom products unique like you. — Brand Values
INDIVIDUALITY We treat each client uniquely andvalue their individuality.
INNOVATION We continually improve our formulas, create new ones, and introduce innovative products. We rely on solutions that meet the expectations and the needs of our clients. FUN (NEW VALUE) The role of make-up is to take us to a colorful world, where we can be 100% ourselves. It is a getaway from the serious and mundane. Our wide range of products and rich colors facilitate experimentation and fun.
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— The Logos
— Main Logo
— Pre-2021 Logo
Main logotype used for branding of cosmetics and promotions.
Main Logotype used before the updated branding in 2021.
— Location Logo
Used for specific branding to a certain shop country or locality. The location font is BankGothic Md BT.
FGURA
— INGLOT The Studio
— INGLOT Lab
Used for the promotion of INGLOT beauty services.
Used for the promotion of INGLOT’s advanced skincare range.
— INGLOT PLAYINN
Used for the promotion of INGLOT’s new Gen Z targeted product line.
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— INGLOT Logo Spacing
— Logo Rules
NO STRETCHING
NO ADDED SPACING
TRY TO AVOID BLACK BACKGROUND WITH A WHITE LOGO (OLD BRANDING)
GRADIENTS CAN BE USED FOR SPECIAL EVENTS LIKE PRIDE MONTH
ALTERNATIVE COLOURS CAN USED BUT BLACK IS PREFERABLE
WHEN OVERLAID ON SOLID COLOUR OR PHOTOS WHITE SHOULD BE USED FOR ALL BUT THE LIGHTEST OF SHADES, THEN BLACK SHOULD BE USED
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— Main Font
— Serif Fonts
Louize Display Lust
INTER LIGHT INTER REGULAR INTER BOLD INTER BLACK
— Script Fonts
Love Hewitts S antorini AsmellinaHarley Estilllion Brush Marker
— Alternative Sans Serif
MONTSERRAT GOTHAM BEBAS NEUE FUTURA STD
Lemonday Mellony
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— INGLOT Core Colour Scheme
INGLOT RED HEX: #D9142F RGB: R: 217 G: 20 B: 47 CMYK: C: 7 M: 99 Y: 80 K: 1 Closest Pantone: 186 C
WHITE #FFFFFF
BLACK #000000
NEUTRAL COLOUR
BASE COLOUR
ACCENT COLOUR
BACKGROUNDS AND NEGATIVE SPACE
MAIN TEXT
FOCAL POINTS AND DECORATIVE ELEMENTS
OTHER ACCENT COLOURS CAN BE USED TO HIGHLIGHT DIFFERENT COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND PROMOTIONS, BUT THEY SHOULD REPRESENT WHATEVER PRODUCT/PROMOTION IS BEING HIGHLIGHTED
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Branding
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— The perfumes&more brand Perfumes&more makes the world’s most popular fragrances available to all, it represents the freedom of choice and originality that comes with selecting the fragrance(s) that personify our clients. The brand message is ‘Always Giving you More’, which along with our frequent promotions and great prices imprint an impression of reliabilty.
— Brand messages
AFFORDABILITY You don’t have to spend big to get the world’s best fragrances.
DURABILITY Fragranges last longer than traditional perfumes due to the special oils used to make them. RELIABILTY Clients can always rely on perfumes&more to offer the best prices in Malta and to always have fantastic offers available.
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— The Logos
— Main Logo
— With Website
— perfumes&more Jewellery
— Swiss Arabian with Emblem — Swiss Arabian without Emblem
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— Logo Rules
NO STRETCHING
NO REARRANGING
NO BLACK BACKGROUNDS
ONLY THE FOLLOWING COLOUR OVERLAYS CAN BE USED:
WHITE ON GREEN
BLACK ON WHITE/OFF-WHITE
GREEN ON WHITE/OFF-WHITE
WHITE ON BLACK
GRADIENT ON BLACK
WHITE ON DARK BACKGROUND IF THE COLOUR IS RELEVANT
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— perfumes&more Fonts
— Swiss Arabian Font
OPTIMA
GOTHAM LIGHT GOTHAM BOOK GOTHAM BOLD GOTHAM BLACK Dosty DIDOT
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— perfumes&more Core Colour Scheme
PM GREEN HEX: #006747 RGB: R: 0 G: 103 B: 71 CMYK: C: 89 M: 33 Y: 78 K: 26 Closest Pantone: 186 C
WHITE #FFFFFF
OFF-WHITE E.G. #F9F9F9
BLACK #000000
WALLPAPER PATTERN
NEUTRAL COLOUR
BASE COLOUR
ACCENT COLOUR
USED FOR BACKGROUNDS
BACKGROUNDS AND NEGATIVE SPACE
MAIN TEXT
FOCAL POINTS AND DECORATIVE ELEMENTS
— Swiss Arabian Core Colour Scheme
SWISS ARABIAN GRADIENT
HEX: #EAD8BF RGB: R: 234 G: 216 B: 191 CMYK: C: 9 M: 16 Y: 27 K: 0 HEX: #E7BD7D RGB: R: 231 G: 189 B: 125 CMYK: C: 10 M: 27 Y: 57 K: 1 HEX: #BC8029 RGB: R: 188 G: 128 B: 41 CMYK: C: 22 M: 49 Y: 91 K: 12
BLACK #000000
WHITE #FFFFFF
NEUTRAL COLOUR
BASE COLOUR
ACCENT COLOUR
BACKGROUNDS AND NEGATIVE SPACE
MAIN TEXT
USED FOR DECORATIVE ELEMENTS
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Branding
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— The MINUSTHREE brand MINUSTHREE is an exclusive shopping destination, featuring designer clothing outlets, upmarket cosmetics. The tagline is ‘MINUSTHREE, The Place to be’.
— Brand messages
EXCLUSIVITY MINUSTHREE is host to exclusive brands, it is a one-stop-shop for designer and upmarket retail. TRENDY When people are considering options for a trendy place to shop, MINUSTHREE should be at the tip of their tongue.
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— The Logo
— Main Logo
— Logo with Tagline
— Logo Rules
NO STRETCHING
NO SPACING ADJUSTMENTS
NO OTHER COLOURS OTHER THAN BLACK OR WHITE
NO GRADIENTS
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— MINUSTHREE Core Colour Scheme
MINUSTHREE GRADIENT
HEX: #FFFFFF RGB: R: 0 G: 0 B: 0 CMYK: C: 0 M: 0 Y: 0 K: 0 HEX: #BF6766 RGB: R: 191 G: 103 B: 102 CMYK: C: 10 M: 27 Y: 57 K: 1 HEX: #BC8029 RGB: R: 140 G: 65 B: 59 CMYK: C: 30 M: 77 Y: 67 K: 33
BLACK #000000
WHITE #FFFFFF
NEUTRAL COLOUR
BASE COLOUR
ACCENT COLOUR
BACKGROUNDS AND NEGATIVE SPACE
MAIN TEXT
USED FOR DECORATIVE ELEMENTS
ONLY THE FOLLOWING COLOUR OVERLAYS CAN BE USED:
WHITE ON BLACK
BLACK ON WHITE
— MINUSTHREE Font
Lato Light Lato Regular Lato Bold Lato Black
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Websites
— Introduction
Wix is a Cloud-based platform for making websites. It gives users a very unique way of developing a website with different tools. These tools are very user-friendly. With simple drag and drop, we can customize our website.
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— Websites made with Wix rocsgrp.com The main website for ROCS Group. inglotmalta.com The main webiste for INGLOT Malta. perfumesandmore.com.mt The main webiste for perfumes&more . dunelondonmalta.com The main webiste for Dune London Malta. minusthree.com The main webiste for MINUSTHREE. rachelvella.com The main webiste for ROCS Group. rommsboutique.com The main webiste for ROMMs Boutique at MINUSTHREE. rocskids.com A ROCS website dedicated to child savings promotions. maltatravelinsurance.com A ROCS website dedicated to travel insurance. pensjoni.com A ROCS website dedicated to pensions. rapidcovidtest.online A website where clients can order antigen COVID-19 test.
inglotyemen.com The main webiste for INGLOT Yemen. inglotlibya.com The main webiste for INGLOT Libya. rocsclimbers.com A website portal for ROCS employees.
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— The Wix Dashboard Here you will find all the sites that we have created with Wix.
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Click directly on the pencil icon to enter the editor
Click ‘Site Options’ to show the options for the chosen website
Click this icon to view who from the team is collaborating on this website.
Click ‘View Live Site’ to view the most recently published version of the website. You can also cick on the link below the name.
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— Website Dashboard
To return to the dashboard from any page in the back-end. To add and edit ecommerce products. To track orders and see what products have been sold. To edit the editorial section of the website (if applicable)
The search bar is an easy way to navigate the back-end
Here you can view messages from clients, see contact details and set up automations
Here you can update the SEO (search engine optimisation) and find the email marketing section.
Here you can view statistics of the webiste, number of visits, duration of sessions etc.
Here you can view invoices and sent up price quotes
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— Marketing Dashboard
Here you can follow steps to appear better on search engines.
Here you can update the SEO (search engine optimisation) of the website.
This is where you will send email marketing newsletter from as an alternative to SendinBlue
This is where you can see what items are being shared on social media and their statistics.
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— Adding products to ecommerce sites The following sites are our ecrommerce sites that are frequently updated: INGLOT Malta, Dune London, Perfumes&more & ROMMs Boutique
1. Select ‘Store Products’ in the nagiation of the dashboard.
2. Click ‘New Product’
3. Select ‘PHYSICAL’
The other option is for a product that can be downloaded. We have not yet had need for this function.
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4. Name the Product
5. Add images. The first will be the thumbnail. The second will appear on hover if selected.
6. Place the product is the appropriate collection(s)
7. Add a price and/or discount.
8. Add a description
(optional) add the option for clients to add custom text.
(optional) add variations to the product. Different sizes, colours, etc.
9. Add a SKU product code
10. Click save to publish the product, or uncheck ‘Show in the online store’ athe top of the page and click save to save and hide the product.
You can also click this drop down and select ‘Save and duplicate’ if you would like to create a similar product.
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— Adding product variations. Colours, Sizes, etc.
You can add different variants, i.e Sizes, Colours, etc. A list item item will give the client a drop down menu of whatever options you list. And the colour option will allow you to asolcate coloured circles to indiacte the colour of the product. You can then link products to the respective colours and then only those product images will show in the gallery. Product variations can created by typeing out the options separated by commas.
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— Adding collections Collections are groups of products that are used to create store pages dedicated to specific sets of products, and can also be used to dedicate special discounts to.
Collections can be created in the collections page
Collections can also be added we creating a new product.
They can also be created by selecting multiple products in the store product dashboard and selecting ‘Add to collection’
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— The Wix Website Editor
The Wix Editor gives you full design freedom with over 500 designer-made templates to make your own website. And with the innovative drag and drop builder, you can customize and change anything. Add more advanced functionality and build professional web apps with Velo by Wix, our robust development platform.
Publish changes to the live website
Preview the live site without publishing the changes
Site menu, just for navigating the editor.
Save changes in the editor, important not to use this if there are multiple people logged in to the same editor as changes will be lost.
Edit the contents in mobile view. Important to note that you cannot add some elements from mobile view.
Undo and redo buttons
Zoom out and reorder page segements
Control which toolbars are visible in the editor
Toolbar, see following pages for details
Connect element to data from a dataset.
Add a link to text, images or shapes.
The Wix vertical menu, see the next page for details on each menu item
Animations options for the element entering a page
Design options (colour, fonts etc.)
Layout options (alignment, spacing etc.)
Click on an item to bring up options
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Create, sort and edit the pages of the website.
Change the background of the whole website.
Add new elements to the page. See the following pages for more details.
Update the colour and text themes of the website. Think of it like Character styles and swatches.
Add third party apps and Wix apps to the website.
Add and edit the media that you have added to the website.
Edit the appearance of the blog home page and post pages and add elements.
Manage the products in the store and edit the store pages or add store elements to other pages.
Here you can manage the bookings if you are using the Wix bookings app. With INGLOT we switched to the third party app Schedulista.
Content manager is where you can control collection and datasets, which are tables of data that can be linked to page element and dynamic pages.
Some of our websites have an upgraded plan with Ascend which includes marketing tools and other added features.
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— Tool Bars
These tool bars can be opened and hidden from the tools button here
See opposite page.
View or adjust the size of a selected page element.
View or adjust the position of a selected page element.
View or adjust the layered position of an element. In order to move pages betwen the header, page and footer you need to drag the element itself.
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— Editor Toolbar Features
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— The Site Menu
In this menu all the websites pages are listed and you can edit the names and other settings, as well as the SEO settings and the social share images.
You can also duplicate pages, which is a useful tool when you are building websites with similar pages. However, it is advisable that you set up both the web and mobile versions of a page before duplicating to save yourself extra work later.
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— SEO Settings
SEO settings help your website appear higher up on search engines.
The slug is what will be added to the url. For example: www.website.com/slug
The website’s title will apear on search engines and in the tab/window of the client’s browser The description will appear below the title on search engines. It also must contain keywords that will help search engines identify what is on the page.
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— Website elements
Strip Elements that stretch from one side of a page to the other. They can be split into columns which provides a useful alternative to breakpoints if you need elements to adapt to different pages sizes. Text Text elements, reccommended to use text themes to keep the text style of the websites consistent. Image Place an image from the media library on the page. Button Place an button from the media library on the page, to create a linkable object with a hover interaction. Gallery Place an gallery of images from the media library on the page. These elements can be combined with text and buttons. Decorative Add decorative elements like lines or vector shapes.. Interactive Here you will find full width slide shows which are an important element that combine the features of a strip and a gallery. Multiple elemetns can be add to them. Also, there are lightboxes which are like popups that appear on pages depending on triggers that set. You will also find hover boxes here which are like buttons but you can add mutiple elements to them. Box Add container boxes which will group together elemets in an enclosed space. List & Grids Here you’ll find repeaters which are useful elements for containing data from datasets. Also you can find tables here which are very basic but canbe linked to datasets as well. Video & Music Add video and music players either from media in the media gallery or with URLs.
Menu Add navigation menus to pages. Social Add social bar and social media widgets to pages. Contact & Forms Here you can create user forms to collect data or for users to submit applications. You can also add Google map widgets. Embed Embed snippets of code to add custom widgets. Input Add widgets that allow user to input data to your site. Content Manager Add dynamic pages and datasets that can be linked up to other elements. Blog Add blog elements to pages. Store Add store page elements to a page. Bookings Add bookings elements to a page. Events Add events to a page if you are using the Wix Events app. Members Add Members elements and pages to the site . My Designs You can right click on elements that you ahve created and clik ‘ Save to my Design’, those elemetns can then be found here.
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— Mobile editor
In this menu all the websites pages are listed and you can edit the names and other settings, as well as the SEO setting snad the social share images.
Navigate through the webiste’s pages. You can also hide certain pages on Mobile if you choose.
Change the background. We commonly use images as an alternative to the web banner as it shoes much larger. we then create a gap in the layout so the design shows. Add certain elements that will be hidden on the broswer view. You are limited to Text, Images, Buttons, Decorations, Boxes and Social Bars.
Add mobile exclusive elements like back to top buttons and quick actions bars.
Hide and show elements on mobile.
Automatically optimise the layout of your pages.
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— Content Manager Manage your site more efficiently by creating and storing content in collec- tions using the Content Manager. Connect your collections to various elements in the Editor to display content on your site or receive form submissions.
Click here to create new collection. Or
you do it in the website editor.
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Collections
Content collections are where you store your site’s content. This may be con- tent you create, content you capture from your site visitors, or both. The con- tent is stored in a grid layout made up of items (rows) and fields (columns). When creating a new collection, you can choose a preset collection or start from scratch. You’ll also need to set permissions for the collection. These per- missions define who can access it, which determines what you can do with it.
Your site’s content manager contains all of your collections. Collections store content, like text, images, and files, in a table.
Each row in the table represents an item in the collection, such as a location, price, photo gallery, or website url. A field is a column in the table which usually represents property of the item, such as a title, price, picture, or description.
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Dataset Connectors
A Connector connects your collections to your page elements. It controls how visitors interact with the content in the collection, which collection items (rows) are displayed and how they are sorted and filtered. Connectors can link single elements to a collection, like a text box or image, they can also link tables or repeaters that display content with multiple ele- ments in a preset layout. Connectors also allow you to store form submissions in a collection. You’ll also need to set permissions for the dataset. These permissions deter- mine how page elements can interact with your collections: They are as follows Read-only, Write-only, Read & Write.
The data in these data sets can be linked to items in the dynamic pages and this will save you having to constantly update pages that have the same layouts Howver, the dataset connector must be present on the page.
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Dynamic Pages
A Dynamic Page is a page that can change its content, while keeping the same design and layout. In Wix, any Dynamic Page that you add is connected to a Collection in your Content Manager. This way, you can automatically populate 100s of pages, just by entering info in your Collection.
When you add the Wix Content Manager to your site, you automatically get 2 dynamic pages: • A dynamic category page: This page lists all of your item pages so that visitors can choose what they want to see. It appears on your site's Pages panel as "Collection_Name" All. • A dynamic item page: This is the page that actually shows your content. It appears on your site's Pages panel as "Collection_Name" Title.
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Travel Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Invest Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Media Page
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Retail Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Property Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Jobs Homepage
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— The ROCSGRP.COM Careers Homepage
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— The INGLOTMALTA.COM Homepage
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— The PERFUMESANDMORE.COM.MT Homepage
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— The DUNELONDONMALTA.COM Homepage
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— The MINUSTHREE.COM Homepage
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— The RACHELVELLA.COM Homepage
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— The ROMMSBOUTIQUE.COM Homepage
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— The ROCSKIDS Homepage
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— The MALTATRAVELINSURANCE.COM Homepage
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— The PENSJONI.COM Homepage
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— The RAPIDCOVIDTEST.COM Homepage
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— The INGLOTYEMEN.COM Homepage
— The INGLOTLIBYA.COM Homepage
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— The ROCSCLIMBERS.COM Homepage
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Digital Artworks
All digital artworks must be exported in an RGB colour space and at 72 DPI.
When saving files make sure to keep them all in the same place. Collateral is the name given to the variety of different sizes and formats of one partcular concept. When naming files make sure to include all necessary information in case that artwork needs to be searched and found, and don’t use hyphens between words as they will not appear on search.
Here’s an example: INGLOT Sale 2021 _ FB.jpg
The following would not be easy to find with a search: INGLOT-Sale-2021-FB. jpg or INGLOTSale2021FB.jpg
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— Facebook Artworks
Facebook Post 2000x2000px
Facebook posts should ideally be square as it is the best uinversal size for social media, but other dimensions can be used.
Facebook Cover 1640x624px
Facebook cover photos are cropped on mobile so you should keep the artwork’s contents to within about 290px on each side.
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— Wix Websites artworks
Wix Mobile Web Banner 1080x2400px
Wix Web Banner 3500x1250px
These web banners stretch from one side of a page so it is best to keep the key components close to the centre. Some cropping can occur on the top and bottom of the banner.
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— SendinBlue Newsletter Artworks
SendinBlue Newsletter Banner 1000x800px
SendinBlue will automatically resize any images, and images of any height will fit, but this are the default dimensions.
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— Shop Screen Dimensions
When naming screen artworks make sure to incldue the location of the screen first, it makes it easier when uploading them because the end of the filename is usually cut off.
Here’s an example: Sliema _ INGLOT Sale 2021 _ Screen.jpg or 1920x1080 _ INGLOT Sale 2021 _ Screen.jpg
INGLOT Malta Sliema Outside Screen 1080x1920px The canopy above the screen casts a shadow so it is best to keep all content to within 400px of the top.
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INGLOT Malta Sliema Screen / Mosta Screen 1920x1250px
These screens are located above the cahspoints in the Mosta outlet and upstairs at the Studio cashpoint.
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INGLOT Malta MINUSONE The Point Screen 2880x1620px
This screen wall is made up of 9 horizontal screens .
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INGLOT Malta Valletta Screen 1920x2160px
This screen wall is made up of 2 vetical screens .
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Perfumes&more Mellieha Screen 1080x1920px
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DUNE London MINUSTHREE The Point Screen 1920x1080px
This screen wall is made up of 4 horizontal screens .
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— TVC Advertising
— Lower Third
The bottom section of video is called a lower third, but in reality it as actually more of a lower quarter, as it masures about a quarter of the screen.
Whenever possible try to keep within the bounds of Safe Margins as some televisions will cut off parts of the video
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— MXF Specifications for TVC
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Small Format Printing All print artworks must be exported in an CMYK colour space and at 300 DPI. Also make sure all linked images have been converted in the same way. If you are designing or editing an image to be printed, it is a good idea to convert it to CMYK before you edit to make sure the colour you’re working is matched in the print. When naming files make sure to include all necessary information in case that artwork needs to be searched and found, and don’t use hyphens between words as they will not appear on search. Make sure to include the the name of the campaign and the dimensions.
Here’s an example: Retail Sale DL _ 220x110mm.jpg
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— Requesting Print Quotes
When requesting print quotes it is important to include all the infomration that the printer needs to give an accurate quote
1. Name: This will help you find the quote in the future and in order to reference the job to the printer. 2. Size: You will need to list the dimensions, always making sure to include the unit of measurement, and to list the width first. 3. Colour: Specify if the artwork requires colour printing. CMYK x 2 would indicate that the artwork needs colour printing on 2 sides. BW x 1 would indicate that it is a black and white single-sided print. 4. Paper: Let the printer know what thickness of paper you would like. Vouchers are usually around 200gsm (grams per square metre). Flyers closer to 115 or 150gsm. And cards 300gsm. But it varies between jobs depending on the application and budget. 5. Finish: You also need to specify what finish you would like to have, there are typically 3 options: Matte, this is the most common paper finish that we use, which adds a nice sheen to the print. Gloss, which is a shinier finish that we do not use very often, and uncoated, which is paper without any coating, again we do not use this often. 6. Quantity: Finally you need to include the amount of prints that you would like to be quoted for.
Here are some other things that you may need to include
Glued in packs: In case they are needed in batches. Stapled in packs: In case they are needed in batches with stubs. Perforations: In case the voucher would need to be split in tearable sections. Numbered: In case the prints need to numbered in sequence. Pages: For multiple page documents, such as brochures and catalogues.
Here is an example of how to structure a request:
Retail Voucher DL Size: 220x110mm Colour: CMYK x BW Paper: 200gsm matte coated Perforations: 1 vertical Stapled in packs of 25 Numbered back and front Quantity: 1000
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— Exporting Print Files
I would recommend to speed up the design process to create preset for cropped printing, so that whenever you need to export something, you can do it with one click.
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Makes sure images are at 300ppi, both for colour and monochrome images. And compressed to JPG as compressing them to ZIP or leaving them uncompressed will increase the file size dramatically.
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Unless instructed by the printer you will need to make sure crop marks are enabled, the other printer’s marks will most likely not be necessary. Also, make sure to include the bleed, if this is not an option you will need to add it in the document settings.
If there are parts of the artwork that need to be folded or perforated, you will need to mark these areas manually and instruct the printer accordingly. I use a blue line for folding and a dashed blue line for perforations. It is also a good idea to create these marks on a separate layer.
Fold line
Perforation line
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When exporting from Illustrator, it’s a good idea to check ‘Preserve Illustrator Editing Capibilities’ so this way you won’t get confused between your working file and print file.
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— Business Cards
Business card working files can be found at the following location: S:\!OTHER\Buisness Cards\2021
Investments:
General:
Simon Vella Cert PFS, CII (Award) Director E: simon@rocsgrp.com M: +356 9947 7121
Colin Aquilina Chief Executive Officer E: colin@rocsgrp.com M: +356 9997 7774 T: +356 2015 1311
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invest | travel | media | retail | property | jobs
ROCS Co. Limited is a Tied Insurance Intermediary for MAPFRE MSV Life
WWW.ROCSGRP.COM FLORIANA: Development House, St. Anne Street, FRN 9010 T: +356 2015 1515 F: +356 2152 3869 E: invest@rocsgrp.com
WWW.ROCSGRP.COM Development House, St. Anne Street, FRN 9010 T: +356 2015 1515 F: +356 2152 3869 E: info@rocsgrp.com
ROCS Company Limited is an enrolled Tied Insurance Intermediary under the Insurance Distribution Act, Cap 487 of the Laws of Malta for MAPFRE MSV Life p.l.c.. Both the Tied Insurance Intermediary and MAPFRE MSV Life p.l.c. are regulated by the MFSA.
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Retail (as of 2020):
E: manager@inglotmalta.com T: +356 2015 1612/613 A: 340 Triq Haz-Zabbar, Il-Fgura, FGR 1013
Fgura Outlet
WWW.INGLOTMALTA.COM
MALTA SLIEMA: 31, The Strand, Sliema, SLM 1025 TIGNE: Level-1,The Point Shopping Mall, Sliema, TP 01 MINUSTHREE: Level-3,The Point Shopping Mall, Sliema, TP 01 MOSTA: Rotunda Square, Mosta, MST 9040 VALLETTA: 8, Republic Street, Valletta, VLT 1132 FGURA: 340 Triq Haz-Zabbar, Fgura, FGR 1013 T: +356 2015 1818 F: +356 2152 3869 E: manager@inglotmalta.com
INGLOT IS OPERATED BY ROCS RETAIL, A MEMBER OF THE ROCS GROUP
Print specifications are as follows:
ROCS Business Cards Size: 88x55mm Colour: CMYK x 2 Paper: 350gsm Finish: Gloss lamination on both sides
We often print multiple employee’s cards at once to limit costs. In this case when listing the quantity include the number of different designs as this will factor into the quote:
Quantity: 3000 - 3 designs (1000x3)
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— Shop Notices
These notice displays are outside every ROCS outlet in Malta and periodically they need to be updated, or replaced.
The working files can be found at the following locations:
ROCS: S:\SHARED\GROUP\OPENING HOURS\ROCS Opening Hours RETAIL (PM AND INGLOT): S:\!PERFUMESANDMORE\!PM Collateral\Opening Times Signage
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The templates are as follows:
ROCS portrait and landscape:
Retail (PM and INGLOT) portrait and landscape:
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— INGLOT Manager Handbook and Team Checklists
Every month these documents needs to be printed, binded and sent to all INGLOT outlets. Mosta, Sliema, The Point, Valletta and Fgura.
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The working files for these documents can be found here: S:\!INGLOT\! INGLOT Collateral\INGLOT Manager Handbook
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Large Format Printing All print artworks must be exported in an CMYK colour space and at 300 DPI. Also make sure all linked images have been converted in the same way. If you are designing or editing an image to be printed, it is a good idea to convert it to CMYK before you edit to make sure the colour you’re working is matched in the print. When naming files make sure to include all necessary information in case that artwork needs to be searched and found, and don’t use hyphens between words as they will not appear on search. Make sure to include the code of the artwork, th name of the campaign, the dimensions, and the scale. 50% and 25% scaling is only necesary with very lareg artworks, like billboards and hoarding.
Here’s an example: R01 _ INGLOT Sale.600x845mm.100%.jpg
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CODE
BIRKIRKARA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
BK1
PM Cash Desk
1760
860
20
80
CODE
FGURA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
FG5 FG6 FG7 FG8
Outdoor Billboard
5700 3100
50
620
PM New Shop PM New Shop
895 790 1945
770
10 10 10
15
1943 1050
80 95
INGLOT cashier backdrop
CODE
HAMRUN
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
HA1
PM Outdoor Poster
740
2100
20
70
CODE
MELLIEHA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
ME1 ME2
PM Price list
618 653
2055
20 20
85 85
PM Offer
1971
CODE M301 M304 M305 M306 M307 M308 M309 M310 M311 M312 CODE MO1 MO2 MO3 MO4 MO5 MO6 MO7 MO8
MINUSTHREE INGLOT Main PM Short Left PM Short Right PM Tall Left PM Tall Right
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
995 940 940 800 800 800 1205 1205 2435
1620 1490 1490 1620 1620 1524 2420 2420 2120
10 10 10 10 10
85 75 75 65 65 90
Dune Vertical Lightbox
20 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
Dune Entrance
2100 2290
220
Dune Flagship Lightbox Left Dune Flagship Lightbox Right
Dune Flagship Entrance
MOSTA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
PM Outer Window
2340 2400 2340 2400
230 230
INGLOT Outer Window
INGLOT Inner Poster Corner INGLOT New Arrivals Poster
750
2145
80 40
1420
585
INGLOT Inner Window PM Inner Wall Left PM Inner Wall Right
2340 2400
230
1215
2260
110 135
1430 2350
PM Counter
1540
980
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CODE
SLIEMA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
SL1 SL2 SL8 SL9
INGLOT Backlit Stairs Poster INGLOT Backlit Studio Poster
850
1880 1900
85 95
1005
PM Balcony Left PM Balcony Centre PM Balcony Right
2990 1980
270 350 270
3150
2780
SL10
2990 1980
SL3 SL4
PM Door Left PM Door Right
820 950
2240 2000
85 85
CODE
SLIEMA - THE POINT
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED PRICE
TI1
INGLOT Outdoor Window
5510 2530
25
560
CODE VA1 VA2 VA3 VA4 VA5 VA6 VA7 VA8 VA9 VA10
VALLETTA
WIDTH HEIGHT BLEED
Backlit Poster Eyes Poster Lips Poster Nails Poster
2140 1335 1335
630 445 445 445 445 600 445 600 445 780
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
70 30 30 25 30 25 30 25 25 35
635 1135 470 1135 470 835 765
Face Poster Left Top Face Poster Left Bottom Face Poster Right Top Face Poster Right Bottom Freedom System Top Freedom System Bottom
RO1
Road Poster (€50 each)
600
845
5
250
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DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
BK1
Birkirkara
1760x860
20
80
PM Cash Desk
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
FG5 Fgura
5700x3100 50
620
Outdoor Billboard
98
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
FG6 Fgura
895x770
10
15
PM New Shop
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
FG7 Fgura
790x1943
10
80
PM New Shop
99
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
FG8 Fgura
1945x1050 10
95
INGLOT cashier backdrop
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
HA1
Hamrun
740x2100
20
70
PM Outdoor Poster
100
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
ME1
Mellieha
618x2055
20
85
PM Price list
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
ME2 Mellieha
653x1971
20
85
PM Offer
101
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M301
MINUSTHREE
995x1620
10
85
INGLOT Main
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M304 MINUSTHREE
940x1490
10
75
PM Short Left
102
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M305 MINUSTHREE
940x1490
10
75
PM Short Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M306 MINUSTHREE
800x1620
10
65
PM Tall Left
103
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M307 MINUSTHREE
800x1620
10
65
PM Tall Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M308 MINUSTHREE
800x1524
20
90
Dune Vertical Lightbox
104
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M309 MINUSTHREE
2100x2290 25
220
Dune Entrance
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M310 MINUSTHREE
Dune Flagship Lightbox Left 1205x2420 25
105
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M311
MINUSTHREE
1205x2420 25
???
Dune Flagship Lightbox Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
M312 MINUSTHREE
2435x2120 25
???
Dune Flagship Entrance
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DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO1
Mosta
2340x2400 25
230
PM Outer Window
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO2 Mosta
2340x2400 25
230
INGLOT Outer Window
107
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO3 Mosta
INGLOT Inner Poster Corner 750x2145
25
80
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO4 Mosta
INGLOT New Arrivals Poster 1420x585
25
40
108
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO5 Mosta
2340x2400 25
230
INGLOT Inner Window
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO6 Mosta
1215x2260 25
110
PM Inner Wall Left
109
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO7 Mosta
1430x2350 25
135
PM Inner Wall Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
MO8 Mosta
1540x980
25
???
PM Counter
110
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL1
Sliema
INGLOT Backlit Stairs Poster 850x1880
25
85
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL2
Sliema
1005x1900 25
95
INGLOT Backlit Studio Poster
111
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL8 Sliema
2990x1980 25
270
PM Balcony Left
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL9 Sliema
3150x2780 25
350
PM Balcony Centre
112
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL10 Sliema
2990x1980 25
270
PM Balcony Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL3
Sliema
820x2240 25
85
PM Door Left
113
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
SL4 Sliema
950x2000 25
85
PM Door Right
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
TI1
Sliema
5510x2530 25
560
INGLOT Outdoor Window
114
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA1
Valletta
2140x630
10
70
Backlit Poster
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA2 Valletta
1335x445
10
30
Eyes Poster
115
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
30
VA3 Valletta
1135x445
10
Lips Poster
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
25
VA4 Valletta
635x445
10
Nails Poster
116
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA5 Valletta
1135x445
10
30
Face Poster Left Top
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA6 Valletta
470x600
10
25
Face Poster Left Bottom
117
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA7 Valletta
1135x445
10
30
Face Poster Right Top
DIMENSIONS (MM)
BLEED (RECOMMENDED)
PRICE (AJET)
CODE LOCATION
NAME
VA8 Valletta
465x595
10
25
Face Poster Left Bottom
118
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