IT/Software Letterhead Google Docs Templates

General FAQs

• What is a letterhead?

  A letterhead is the heading of a document. It is located at the topmost part of the paper to help in establishing the brand of the organization. It contains the logo, company name, address, and contact details, making your document more professional. 

• What is the importance of a letterhead?

  In the business industry, branding is an appropriate method to establish a company's identity. This is where the importance of a letterhead comes in: it coats your brand in a beautiful painting. It also helps in the marketing aspect of your company.

• What is the font style of choice for letterheads?

  A formal letterhead follows the right format, and part of that is choosing the correct font style you should use. The use of Helvetica, Century Gothic, and Futura is most common in business letters. Generally, you are not limited by those said fonts, but you have to remember that some stylish fonts can be difficult in establishing your statement. Choose one that is clear and easy to read.

• What is the difference between a company and personal business letterhead?

  Company and personal business letterheads are much alike. For the company letterhead, it contains the organization’s logo, contact details, name, website URL, and address. For personal letterheads, it includes the same, but it only differs on what you write in the website URL. Since it is for personal business, you should add your own website link. 

• Is a letterhead considered a legal document?

  No. Letterheads are typically used for branding purposes. What makes a document legal is the content and its intentions—which is to be enforced in a court of law. What a letterhead does to a document though is to make it official but not necessarily legal.