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Brochure Writing

A brochure is a marketing or informational flyer used to provide information about a service, product, event, or company. There are different types of brochures including bi-fold and tri-fold brochures. When creating a brochure, it is important to plan the layout, choose where to place content like photos and text, write copy that engages the target audience, and carefully edit the final product. Brochures are a versatile marketing tool that can be distributed through mail, in person, or at events to raise awareness and provide details about what is being advertised.

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Brochure Writing

A brochure is a marketing or informational flyer used to provide information about a service, product, event, or company. There are different types of brochures including bi-fold and tri-fold brochures. When creating a brochure, it is important to plan the layout, choose where to place content like photos and text, write copy that engages the target audience, and carefully edit the final product. Brochures are a versatile marketing tool that can be distributed through mail, in person, or at events to raise awareness and provide details about what is being advertised.

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  • Introduction to Brochures: Introduces the concept of brochures, including definitions and primary purposes.
  • Benefits of Brochures: Explores the ways in which brochures can be helpful, affecting various aspects of businesses and events.
  • Design and Types: Details the design purposes of brochures as marketing and information-providing tools.
  • Content Placement in Brochures: Guides on how to place different types of content within a tri-fold brochure's panels.
  • Types of Brochures by Audience: Categorizes brochures based on their targeted audience and usage scenarios.
  • Creating Effective Brochures: Outlines steps to create effective brochures and the considerations needed for successful design.
  • Design Elements: Lists design elements and layout guidelines to ensure brochure effectiveness, including heading emphasis and color choices.
  • Utilization and Distribution: Explains practical uses of brochures and strategies for distribution to maximize reach and engagement.
  • Conclusion: Wraps up the presentation with a conclusion and a note of thanks.

DEFINITION

A brochure is
a flyer, pamphlet or leaflet that is
used to pass information about
something
 A brochure (also referred to as a
pamphlet ) .

Brochures are advertising


pieces.

Brochures are distributed by


mail, handed personally or
placed in brochure racks.
 (Services -
products )
 (Event & Programs)
-(Knowledge about the
company )
They are designed and used
for:
 A marketing tool to
advertise a service or
product
As an information
providing tool
 identity to the
company
There are many types of
brochures,

A bi-fold brochure has 4 parts


(two on each side)
A tri-fold brochure has 6
parts (three on each side)
What is a Brochure?
Bi-Fold
What is a Brochure?

Tri-Fold
 1- How to place Content : Tri-fold

 Front Cover: Clients needs.

 Back Cover: Contact Information

 Inside Flap: Information about your company .


 2 - How to place Content : Tri-fold

 Inside Left: Clients Pain Points.

 Inside Cover: Solutions.

 Inside Right: Contact Information.


According to targeted audience :

 Leave-Behinds
 Point-of-Sale
 Respond to Inquiries
 Direct Mail
 Sales Support Tool
• Create a brochure that addresses
your ideal clients pain points and
Gather highlights your solutions. This
brochure will be general.
Information • If you service different markets or
clients then you’ll want more than
one kind of general brochure.

Familiar with
your service • Create a branded brochure that
highlights your products benefits
and ready to and solutions.
make a
purchase.
1. Where, What, Who
2. Choose Your Layout
3. Place Your Content
4. Choose Your Photos
5. Write Your Copy
6. Put It All Together
Discover that
Retention she has a
need Where, What, Who

Gather
Purchase
Information
Discovery of need :
Evaluate
Options
Marketing is not about trying to
persuade someone to buy something that
they don’t want.
Purpose
Information (the history of the
company, goals, services)
Pages of the brochure should
also be arranged .
Sketched out.
Unique Design .
Tell one story
Why is it important to plan your
brochure layout?

 Impression
Attention
 Attractive
The name of
organization/place/company
In addition, a photo or
graphic should be on the
cover page
Type of Writing Style

 sentence short and to the point


 Necessary information
Use powerful words

( new, results or guarantee )


 The use of headings draw
attention to sections on
your brochure

The heading should stand


out, by having a bigger font
and color
 It is very important that you
proof read your work
Grammatical and spelling
mistakes takes the attention
of the reader’s away
Color combinations

 Make sure you use colors that


go together

o If you have lime green with


shocking pink reader’s will not
want to read your brochure

Focus on reader’s attention


Your pictures tell :

 Clients problems and your solutions.

 Story of your brand.

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microsoft clip art. **Check licensing
information before use.

 Purchase the liscence .


 Along with reports and proposals.
 Direct mail
 Distributed places where
events, workshops or classes
are held.
 Given amongst volunteers
and employees .

 You should carry brochures


whenever you meet a client so
that you can leave behind after
the meeting, thus spreading
information about your company
Ok , then , I think You should “Google” your further Queries … 

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