What Makes a Winning Brochure?
Say two women are walking down the street and suddenly they see
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes walking towards them. Chances are
good that the two women would likely look at the couple longer
than they would look at any other person in the area not just
because they are famous but also because they are attractive.
It is normal for a person to look at and focus his or her
attention to attractive things. It is easier for the eye to look
at things that are pleasant and eye-catching. This is why
attractive females, gorgeous couples and striking personalities
get the limelight faster than other people. In the business
industry, the same idea is true. The more attractive and
striking your promotional materials are, the more customers you
attract. Thus, as much as possible it is essential for business
owners to create marketing materials that conveys services and
provides over-all impression of products and services and its
benefits efficiently and appealingly.
Let's say you need to print brochures for your business. You
have to take into consideration the design, content and graphics
that you will use. Likewise, you have to consider the typeface
and colors that you will utilize. But what really makes a
successful brochure? Essentially, it should be well written,
visually appealing, and effective in sending out your message
and thoroughly designed to meet your prospects need and at the
same time it is within your budget.
When designing the brochure, make sure that it appeals to the
two types of customers - those who like to read and scrutinize
and those that prefer to look at photos, images and
illustrations. The analytic and creative type, in other words.
Be careful also with your choice of colors. Make sure that the
colors send off the right feeling you wish to convey. Hence,
when you are able to keep the balance between the information
and the illustrations, you can reach a greater number of
customers. Likewise, a well written and designed brochure
interests a reader to read all the way through. When the
headline and sentences are crisp and clear, a reader will
immediately understand why he needs to spend a few minutes
looking through the brochure.
And after having been able to produce a winning brochure, it is
time to get it out to the public. Share it to anyone you come
across with whether it is through a seminar, meeting or
tradeshow. Keep some in your office so that your current
customers can take one and share it with their friends and
relatives. So don't underestimate the marketing ability of
brochures. They are intended to inform and so far, they have
been effective in doing so.
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