Leaflets – A Brief Guidance

Published: 12th September 2011
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Leaflets are a type of marketing tool which are distributed while giving away newspapers, brochures, magazines, etc. The quality of paper on which the leaflet printing is done can be simply of any type. It can be an extreme poor quality or can be that royal bond sort of quality. The quality of leaflets that will be distributed needs to be decided entirely by the distributer. Paper types can range from 60gsm to even 300gsm. The choice is yours on what type you want to undergo the printing job.

These items are considered to be the cheapest tools available to undergo promotional activity of products or even some brand. But how will the advertisement takes place?
As soon these items will be distributed, the people will have a look at it. If they find it interesting, then there is a chance of getting calls from them. However, if too many writings are there on the pages, then it will not be much appreciable by the public. Hence it is advised that the content of the leaflet needs to be short, specific, to the point, and catchy. It should never contain too much writings as the public will never take any sort of initiative to read a long advertisement.


The paper size is also an important thing while you are thinking of using this medium. There are different sizes that can be used namely B5, B1, A4, A6, A5, DL, A8, etc. Remember, the costing will depend mainly on the type and size of paper you will be suing. And then whether you are trying to avail color or black & white printing will come into consideration.

While selecting the size, try to make it as much portable as you can. The main aim of yours needs to distribute those sheets of paper which will not take too much space to carry. The shorter the size will be, the more approachable it is for the people to take them for at least some period of time. The most preferred paper sizes are A5 and A6. The A5 size is just half the size of an A4 paper. And the A6 size is half the size of A5 paper. These two require less money to spend while undergoing the printing job. Moreover, the paper costing also faces up with a drastic reduction if compare to A4, A3 sized paper.

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