Give fun brochures a try for your business
Have you ever considered making your marketing collaterals, well, fun? If you have not done it yet, it may be time to employ fun tactics. For starters, let us resolve to do one thing. Let us move away from the idea these type of brochures are just for fun and upbeat manufacturers of products or even providers of services.
Let us get one thing straight, though fun brochures are not just for kids – they are in fact a good marketing tool that should be part of any marketing arsenal. Shed all preconceived ideas about formal and prescribed ways of marketing; and begin to consider fun brochures as potentially powerful advertising medium.
Color brochures can be fun promotional products. There is something uniquely innate about them that brings out the kid in you. It is difficult to understand why people react this way to vibrant colors and creative layouts. Nevertheless, this effect should be captured as a good advertising medium. Because these fun brochures are a visual delight, people will not just throw them right away. They may in fact display them in their workstations to uplift their spirits every time they are down. Before you know it, you have these fun brochures everywhere, which have the same effect as promoting your business, your products and services.
To be an effective delivery mechanism, color brochures should be able to capture the attention of your target clients. They must be able to add some value to achieve a bandwagon effect. You want a sizable portion of the population to enjoy the brochure.
You want to establish some kind of bond with your customers. This bond helps customers to identity with your brand. What you want is to create some sort of a following. To achieve this effect, your brochures must be 'ultra hip.' The design should be eye catching for your color brochures to work.
Fun color brochures create a subliminal effect. This is what you want to achieve – to be identified as positive and optimistic. Fun brochures have this effect. Go ahead, re-design, and bring out the child in you and in your clients.