Making Brochures for Selling Tobacco

[Michibacy]

I'm getting around to making some brochures to market my tobacco, my question to you folks is this: What would you consider beneficial material on a brochure (pamphlet, handout, flyer)? What information would you personally like to see on the said brochure?

Thanks for any comments you might offer

Michibacy

 

[Boboro]

A big tobacco leaf hump'in uncle sam.

 

[Jitterbugdude]

Keep it as brief as possible. Have only 2 or 3 lines total. Think about when you are given religous material from someone-you usually throw it away without reading it, or at best you spend 5 seconds looking at it before throwing it away. It's human nature and people will do the same thing with your pamphlet UNLESS they see something that instantly catches their eye --like "A pack a day smoker spends $2400/year. Roll your own and save $1200.00/year (insert correct $$$)"

 

[Chicken]

^^^^^

those are definatlly a EYE-GRABBER 4-sure, jitterbug.

i'd label the strain, and in [........] put what type of ciggerette the customer could refer to that strain too.

 

[Knucklehead]

Chemical and additive free. Lower cost.

 

[johnlee1933]

Keep it as brief as possible. Have only 2 or 3 lines total. Think about when you are given religous material from someone-you usually throw it away without reading it, or at best you spend 5 seconds looking at it before throwing it away. It's human nature and people will do the same thing with your pamphlet UNLESS they see something that instantly catches their eye --like "A pack a day smoker spends $2400/year. Roll your own and save $1200.00/year (insert correct $$$)"

I agree with the Dude. The first line has to be a grabber. How about "I saved (insert dollars) last year." in large highly contrasting print. The next couple of lines Might read "and that's for only a pack a day. 100% additive free." -- John

 

[Michibacy]

I'm posting these links only to get feedback from you guys (not using it to sell my products/services)

Whole Leaf Tobacco Brochure
Early Order Program Brochure

Whatcha' folks think of them?

 

[BigBonner]

Just don't put any cool cammels or any friendly looking animals on there .

 

[Michibacy]

Oh believe me, it was oh so tempting to do so. I was tempted to label the brand as "Llama"

 

[ne3go]

In my opinion, the images and the page-design are not very eye-capturing.