Brochure Design

Brochure Design FAQs

• What is brochure design?

  Brochure design is creating a document used as a marketing tool to advertise or explain a business product or service. It often comes in the form of a pamphlet or flyer to be distributed to potential customers.

• What makes a good brochure design?

  There are many types of brochures, so you want your brochure design to be eye-catching and memorable, something that makes someone want to read through it all. A good design should also include the right amount of information — not too much, not too little —and educate the reader without overloading them. It should also have a clear call-to-action, so customers will know how they can respond.

• Do I need to prepare something for the designer?

  A professional brochure designer will guide you on how to proceed with your brochure design. However, you should prepare by knowing what type of impression you want to portray and any images, illustrations, or photos you want to include. You should also compile the information that should be in the brochure, including writing any copy.

• How do I choose the right brochure designer?

  First, you'll want to select brochure designers based on their design skills, experience, availability, and examples. Get a sense of their style based on previous work and evaluate them based on the criteria most important to you.

• How much does brochure design cost?

  Hiring a professional to create your brochure will vary in cost. For the majority of brochures, the price will be highly contingent on how many pages you need. On top of that, the designer's experience and availability will be factors, as well as any extras you would like to include.

• What type of information should I include in my brochure design?

  First and foremost, your brochure should be designed around your business's name and logo. The cover should be the focal point of your marketing and include an image, slogan, or tagline. The remaining bulk of the brochure contains all relevant product or service information, contact details, and a clear CTA (call to action).