From brochures, to pamphlets, to booklets, and flyers that are bifold or trifold, there are different number of brochure formats available in the market. Additionally, with the arrival of the digital age, they are now available in a variety of digital formats. So how do you start making brochures all by yourself without getting overwhelmed by the abundance of options?
In this article we outline different brochures that will best achieve various business objectives. It is very important that you select the best format to help you reach your objectives. We discuss multipage digital booklets and brochures in our blog post.þ
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Multiple brochures
The only difference between a multipage brochure and a bifold brochure is that it is easy to include as many pages as you like. This kind of brochure is perfect for conversion into a digitally interactive document. You’ll have a ton of new opportunities to present content by creating interactive digital brochures with a seamless page flip feature, which will also helps in upscaling marketing and sales strategy.
Booklets
A booklet typically has up to 36 pages and is used for marketing, sales, or promotional purposes. Both in print and online formats, it has a classy and appealing appearance. Because an online booklet can be accessed as a direct link and is so simple to embed into a website, to send via email, or share on social media, choosing interactive booklets gives you a great distribution opportunity. It’s a great way to strengthen the online marketing strategy for your company.
Bifold brochure
A sheet is folded in half straight across to create a bifold brochure. Bifold brochures are one of the simplest to make because they only require one point of folding and have two panels bounded by front and back cover. Even with only a few pages, there is still room to include a number of vibrant images and texts. Make sure the information is well-structured and presented concisely. Your bifold brochure will be the best at grabbing readers’ attention if you do it in this manner.
Tri-fold brochure
A sheet is folded in half straight across to create a bifold brochure. Bifold brochures are one of the simplest to make because they only require one point of folding and have two internal panels in addition to a front and back cover. Even though it has few pages, you can add a lot of text and vibrant images. Make sure the information is well-formatted and presented concisely. This way your bifold brochure can grab most of the readers’ attention.
Conclusion
As you can see, each of the brochure types we mentioned has a very specific function. Therefore, you must first choose the type of sales or marketing material you want to produce before deciding whether to use a printed and/or online format, if necessary. Don’t shy away from trying different formats; there are many tools available that make it simple to switch from one format to other. For more information please contact Berkshire based printers Ostrich-Print.co.uk.
