Simple is Better
It can be tempting to overwhelm a
brochure with images but that is counterproductive. Don’t over design them.
Instead make sure that the font is readable and the design and colours are
simple. The designs on the brochure should get and attract attention. But, it
should direct that attention towards the message and the text.
Headlines
The headlines in your brochures must
be meaningful and eye catching. People that read brochures are not settling
down to read them like a novel. They are going to skim the brochures and the
headlines will direct their attention. Make sure that the subheads underneath
are filled with good information as well.
Use Clear Language
Stay away from using industry
specific jargon. The language that you use must be clear and easy to
understand. When writing the information, think about what you would tell
someone if they asked you about your company. Keep that in mind as you write
the text for the brochures. Confusing readers that are not familiar with the
field is counterproductive.
Cover
People judge the brochure by its
cover. People aren’t going to even glance twice at your brochure unless you are
able to make the point. Make the point right on the front. In addition, include
your logo. This shouldn’t take up the entire front. The bulk of the brochure
should be the message and the images.
Finish
When creating fantastic brochures
consider that the finish is important. For brochures, it’s ideal to stick with
a glossy finish. It shows off photographs and images extremely well. Just as
people like to flip through glossy catalogs, glossy brochures are just as
appealing.
If you are looking to change your
current brochure or develop something new then please do not hesitate to
contact us here at Ashfield Printing where a member of our team will be more
than willing to help.
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