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Creating Brochures

The document discusses different types of brochures, including gatefold, tri-fold, bi-fold, folders and insert, and z-fold brochures. It notes that gatefold brochures are uncommon but can make a great impact, tri-fold brochures provide space for information across six panels, and bi-fold brochures are the most common due to their low cost. It also recommends including a compelling image, the brochure's purpose, contact info, a call to action, and time/date on brochures.

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Creating Brochures

The document discusses different types of brochures, including gatefold, tri-fold, bi-fold, folders and insert, and z-fold brochures. It notes that gatefold brochures are uncommon but can make a great impact, tri-fold brochures provide space for information across six panels, and bi-fold brochures are the most common due to their low cost. It also recommends including a compelling image, the brochure's purpose, contact info, a call to action, and time/date on brochures.

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Creating

brochures
•Brochure
 a common marketing tool used to
advertise a service or product offering
 allows businesses to introduce new
products & services to existing
customers
 can be handed out in person, mailed,
or left at specific businesses that are
willing to help you reach customers
Types of Brochures
• Gatefold Brochures
 are fairly uncommon, but can have a
great impact when used correctly
 mostly used for high-end marketing
 are made of high quality paper that
make them durable and reach the
targeted customer/client
• Tri-fold Brochure
 has three folds and you can call it
the next version of the bi-fold
brochure
 provide you with enough space to
present your information as it
creates six panels
 very common type of brochures
because of their low cost
• Bi-fold Brochure
 most common type of brochure being
used by many companies as it is fairly
inexpensive to print
 provide you with enough space to
present your information as it
creates six panels
 are folded in half, forming four panels,
the front cover, the back cover and
two internal panels
• Folders and Insert Brochures
 have an additional feature of folders
within the brochure
 it is useful to store a feedback
form, or an enrollment form, in
some instances which can be
filled on-the-spot by the customer
• Z-fold Brochure
 this brochure goes by its name and
folds into a 'Z'
 the Z fold gives an extravagant look
to the brochure and will leave the
reader thoroughly impressed
 a good alternative to a tri-fold
brochure
5 Important Things to
Include on your
Brochure

1. Compelling Image
2. Purpose of the
Brochure
3. Contact Info.
4. TIME AND DATE
5. Call to Action
1. It is a brochure mostly used for high-
end marketing
2. It is a very common type of brochure
because of its low cost
3. A type of brochure which is folded in half,
forming four panels, the front cover, the
back cover and two internal panels
4. A brochure that has an additional
feature of folders within the brochure
5. This brochure goes by its name and
folds into a 'Z'

6-10. Give 5 Important Things to Include


in a Publication

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