How do I create good brochure design?

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"Hello, I'd like a brochure!" I still hear this phrase quite often, because these days, even despite advancing digitalization, printed communication media are still relevant. Whether at trade fairs or other events, as mail inserts, or as company brochures – such opportunities are often used to inform customers with print products. To convince them, good brochure design is, of course, essential. But how do you create good brochure design?


I assume you are not making the brochure on a whim or because you have an unlimited marketing budget to waste. So when you are planning a brochure you should first define the purpose of your brochure and consider where you want to use it. Who should it be addressed to? If you are distributing the brochure at a sporting event then the approach and brochure design will obviously be different than at an insurance trade fair. So who is your target group or, more specifically and more precisely: who is in your buyer persona ? Once you have defined various criteria for your buyer persona you will also know which tone and design you need to use in order to address them correctly - always depending on the product or service you want to explain or sell. The brochure should be informative and convincing, provide the reader with a lot of information in a short space of time and encourage them to find out more.



Download: Checklist brochure
Contents of the brochure – first get an overview


Before you begin designing your brochure, you should first gather all the content namibia phone number data you'll want to include. This will help you get an overview and allow you to create a rough page plan and content structure. Here are a few ideas for what you can plan:

Introductory text
Table of contents (depending on the size of the brochure)
Content texts
Quotes
Graphics
Photos
Product declarations
Event timetable
Contact details
QR codes

You should pay attention to the quality of photos and graphics. High-resolution photos and professionally created graphics are even more important for print than for web design. Unfortunately, printed photos aren't very forgiving if the resolution isn't sufficient. Don't forget to create photos and graphics in the CMYK color space for printing (as opposed to RGB mode for web use).