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[We think the design of this brochure is This brochure is designed with
great as is! But, if you do not agree, education in mind. It has a playful
you are able to make it yours by yet learning feel to it. Promote
making a few minor design tweaks! your childhood education program
Tips on updating specific features are easily using this brochure.
available throughout this example
text.]
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[If you’re ready to write, just select a
line of text and start typing to replace it
with your own.]
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formatting and layout, on the View tab,
choose Reading View.]
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own. To get any text formatting you see
in this document with just a tap, on the
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[About Us]
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pitch.’ If you only had a few seconds
to pitch your products or services to
someone, what would you say?]
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[Add another quote here about your
business, about your clients, or about
specials that you wish to highlight for
all to read quickly!]
[Not presenting a product that you
want to quote? Consider using this
space for a summary of services or a
[Show Off Your Style] couple of your best customer Title or Heading Here
testimonials.]
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[Select a photo and then, on the Picture
more information about your
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organization! Tell the audience why
or scale photos to a specific size.]
you are the best! Don’t be shy! Share,
[Photos and graphics supplement your explain, and tell us what makes your
text with illustrative content and add company so great!]
visual interest to the design of your
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brochure.] panels. Simply add your own text.]
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a reader’s eyes tend to follow the gaze
of the person in the picture. Draw your
readers into your content by placing
people photos so that the person in the
picture is looking into the page – or
toward the content – not off the page.]
