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The purpose of a brochure is to move a customer to a a buying decision and distinguish yourself from your competition. The bigger the ticket item the more important it is to have your flyer/brochure professionally designed and printed. Brochures are at the forefront of all many strategies, as they can reinforce other marketing efforts both online and off.
But there are things you must consider when creating your brochure. Resist the urge to put too much information in your flyer/brochure. Resist the urge to put every product or service into your brochure to make it too cluttered. Do banks have every product or service in one big brochure? Of course not.
You can always add inserts to your brochure to back up any specific content, but the flyer/brochure should be eye-catching and a brief overview. Also be mindful of technical jargon. We have always shared with our clients to speak to the lowest common denominator of people knowledgeable of your product or service.
Finally when you’re done with the brochure design, mark sure you understand the printing decisions to make: Type of paper, brochure folding, amount of brochures, and color testing.
The Facts About Flyer & Brochure Design
The DIY doesn’t work anymore for your business to have a basic flyer and brochure design. This isn’t the fun stuff about building or optimizing a website, but is one of the most critical. Even if you hate it, talking about flyer and brochure design is something you need. Why? Check out the stats: