Saturday, January 5, 2013

Elements Of A Successful Brochure




Picture this - it is an ordinary day in London and two lads about to hit the pub espy none other than Prince William and Princess Kate walking out of a department store. Of course there are other couples in the area, like Bob and Carol What's-Their-Name, or Ted and Alice What's-Their-Face, or maybe me and Mrs. Jones (no, we don't have a thing going on), but of course Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie would get the most attention from the ladies because they are not only famous, but also good-looking.

It is normal for a person to look at and focus his or her attention on attractive things. It is easier for the eye to look at things that are pleasant and eye-catching. Notice how confident single males strut up to the prettiest girl in the bar, or how great-looking couples get more attention than average-looking ones. This idea holds true in the world of business. It would be unrealistic to expect hordes of customers if your marketing tools are dodgy, but if they are attractive, then start watching the money roll right in. Be that as it may, every business owner who is interested in gaining more sales (that should mean everybody in a perfect world) should prioritise creating visually appealing promotional materials that effectively AND efficiently convey the right message about products and services while arousing a customer's interest in said merchandise or services.

Now let's assume you are asked to print brochures for your company's marketing campaign. 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. However, you do need to create a brilliant brochure, but how? To summarise, when creating a brochure, it must be meticulously done in a way that content and visual appeal take precedence, without sacrificing professionalism and staying within the budget - this way, you can be sure people READ your brochure and not just LOOK at it.

There are two types of customers - one would prefer to actually read what is on the brochure and ponder a deeper meaning, while others are of the belief that a picture does paint a thousand words - you should create your brochure with both customers in mind. The analytic and creative type, in other words. Take great care when choosing the colours for your design. Ensure that you are choosing a color scheme that is analogous to the message you wish to share. So as you can see, your ultimate goal is to balance content and creativity in such a way that you are "pleasing everybody" or at least coming pretty close to that. That said, a brochure with appealing design and dynamite content could convince any random Joe to read from front to cover. 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. Have your brochure ready for display whenever you have a business gathering or seminar, or even unrelated events to attend. And have some of those brochures in your office so that customers can simply pick up one and spread the word like gospel, to friends, family or even random strangers. Hence, you should always treat brochures with the respect they deserve in marketing. There is a reason why they are one of the best and most informative marketing tools regardless of industry.

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