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How to Create an Outstanding Brochure Design

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How do you design a brochure that stands out? Follow these simple
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How to Create an Outstanding Brochure Design
Copyright (c) 2008 Maria Vang
Dreams Designing
http://www.dreamsdesigning.com



Brochures can be a powerful tool to promote one's business,
service or product but if they are not designed properly they
might end unnoticed among the many other brochures on the display
rack. So how do you design a brochure that stands out? Follow
these simple guide-lines in order to create an outstanding
brochure design.

Start with Planning'

Every design starts with careful planning. In order to convey the
right message to the public, the designer needs to be well
familiar with the brochure's function and its audience. Will the
brochure be used alone or in combination with other advertising
materials, such as catalogs, print ads, etc.? How will it be used
- sent by mail to customers, left behind after client meetings,
or placed on a display rack along with other brochures? What
would be the audience and what type of information does it need?
You need the answers to all of these questions in order to plan
the design of your brochure properly.

Experiment with the Shape

Does it really have to be a standard tri-fold or A4 brochure? You
would probably have more success if your brochure distinguishes
itself from the others with its unique shape. If the budget
allows it, definitely use your imagination and try something
different that will correspond to the message you would like to
send and attract people's attention.

A Catchy Cover

It all starts with the cover. Will the potential customer pick up
your brochure and take a look inside or just leave it
unconcernedly? You need to convey a strong message on the cover,
something that will motivate them to open the brochure and
hopefully read its content.

Organize the Information

The story your brochure tells should be well organized. The
reader should be able to look through the pages and easily follow
the information flow. Give proper directions and leave clear
signposts throughout the brochure (especially when it has
multiple pages) to make sure you potential client will not get
lost and will not lose interest too.

Briefly and to the Point

Don't overwhelm your potential customers with huge blocks of
text. Boring blocks of text with no headlines and subheads will
only push your customers away. Use short sections and make it
easy for the reader to grasp the idea at first sight by skimming
through the subheads.

Visualize Your Ideas

A single image may be much more influential than the substantial
amount of text in your brochure. Whether you will show photos of
the advertised product, use images to explain how a service
works, or a map to show the company's location - it is always
worth visualizing what you have to say since the potential
customers who open the brochure might not read the text but they
would at least view the pictures.

Don't Forget the Call to Action

Finally, let your readers know what you want them to do. You
cannot expect a response if you haven't asked for one. Leave a
powerful closing message encouraging your potential customers to
do what you want whether it is buying a particular product or
service, or calling for more information.




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