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Brochure Notes

A brochure is a marketing tool designed to inform, promote, educate, or persuade a specific audience about a product, service, or idea. It combines text and images in an attractive format and includes key elements such as layout, design theme, and target audience. Effective brochures utilize persuasive language and devices to engage readers and influence their decisions.

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Brochure Notes

A brochure is a marketing tool designed to inform, promote, educate, or persuade a specific audience about a product, service, or idea. It combines text and images in an attractive format and includes key elements such as layout, design theme, and target audience. Effective brochures utilize persuasive language and devices to engage readers and influence their decisions.

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Brochure Notes

A brochure is a detailed document that focuses on one key idea for a specific audience and a
specific purpose.

It can be either a digital brochure or a physical document used to provide information about a
product, service, organisation, event, or idea.

It is a marketing and informational tool that combines text and images in an attractive format to
inform, educate, or persuade an audience.

The main purposes of a brochure are:

●​ To inform people about something (e.g. a new product, a school, a cause).​

●​ To promote or advertise a business, event, or destination.​

●​ To educate the public about a topic (e.g. health, environment, tourism).​

●​ To influence decisions by providing reasons, benefits, or offers.

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Key terminology–
1.​ Layout – The arrangement of text, images, and other elements on the pages.​

2.​ Design theme – The visual and stylistic consistency (colour palette, fonts, icons).​

3.​ Branding – The use of logos, slogans, and colours to represent an organisation.​

4.​ Visual hierarchy – The arrangement that guides the reader’s attention from most to
least important information.​

5.​ Cover Page / Front Panel – The first panel that grabs attention; includes the title,
image, and logo.​

6.​ Negative Space – Unused space that improves readability and aesthetic balance.​

7.​ Target Audience – The specific group the brochure is meant to appeal to.​
8.​ Tone of Voice – The attitude or emotional quality of the writing (e.g., formal, friendly,
persuasive).​

9.​ Purpose – The goal of the brochure: to inform, promote, educate, or persuade.​

Language Styles and Tips

Persuasive Devices:

●​ Rhetorical questions: "Looking for the perfect getaway?"


●​ Emotive language: "Unforgettable experience!"
●​ Repetition and synonyms: "Safe, simple, and secure."
●​ Superlatives: "Best in the region"
●​ Inclusive language: "You deserve...", "We believe..."

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