I am working on making brochures for my new company, anyone have any ideas on where to find a good resoure?
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if you have publisher its good for making brochures, or you can go online and download free brochures,or look for free brochures software online for you o/s system
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The best part of Office to make brochures with is Publisher, it has templates for all that sort of thing.\n\nOnly Small Business and Professional editions of Office have it though
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A great source for business templates is also the office depot website - resources for small business.  You'll find employee handbook forms, letters, contracts, lots of templates.  All downloadable for free.
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Microsoft Office website has some great free templates for bi-fold and tri-fold brochures.  Before you start the design process, you need to be clear on the following:\n-What information are you trying to communicate and to whom\n-What your intended goal for the brochure is, ie to get people to visit Belarus, to get people to understand Belerussian culture, etc.\nRemember, simpler is better.  A well placed picture can convey a lot of information.\n\nGood luck!
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i'll go for Mambo. it is highly recommended and used by several SME's. also there's a good community developers that support it. plus, a lot of templates are existing in the internet.
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Do a search on "errand service" or "personal concierge" \nLook at the individuals who had created their own business and website.\nRead what they do and how much they charge.\nDetermine what services you'll offer, what your hours are, how much you'll charge (and not lose money) and how you will take and record orders.\nI'd suggest passing out flyers and putting an ad in the newspaper.\nYou could also contact the companies within a high rise office building to try to get clients from their employees.  I might even be more professional, identify what businesses (with a lot of centralized employees) are in a particular office park/building and call the HR director to make an appointment to meet them for 15 minutes to tell what you are offering.
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I like http://www.pkgraphics.com. Very cheap 2-sided color, UV coated printing for postcards at 5000 for $125. Flyers are even cheaper.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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Try Yell.com, they usually work well, or if you dont find anything there look in the directory Yelllow Pages or Business Pages
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I run a Graphic Design Company who design and build websites, they range in price from £500 upwards. What sort of site are you after?
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Go to your local screenprinter, they have LOTS of catalogs and probably better prices than you'd expect.
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If your just starting out go to http://openwebdesign.org\nthey even have category of fun templates
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There are several online places.  You may want to try printedgoods.com or cafepress.
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Set up a jar at a few local businesses with their consent together with a short brochure made on your PC.  Inform the business owner of the organization, its purpose and its need.  Ask the local business to place a notice in its window.  Coffee shops, diners and bars are great for this.
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Yes. I use freelancers websites to order logos, brochures, webdesign, etc. Actually those sites are good, because you can post your project, name your maximum prices and companies bid for your projects. Logos,brochures can start from $50 only. So the top ones I use are:\n\nwww.elancer.com&#92; \nwww.contractedwork.com&#92; \n\nYou can also check http://www.logoyes.com/ to design your own logo or http://www.aaa-logo.com/ for inexpensive designs.\n\nHope this helps.\nGood luck.
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Look for local printing companies where you should be able to get the best price.  Other than that you would have to search online.  We have smaller ones made for inside car windows in bulk done cheap, but we do a lot of them.  For ones that are not in large bulk we use the local printers.\n\nBelow are a few online options you can research more on.
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It depends on who do you want to design your brochure and how many pages your brochure will have (you only mentioned the size but not how many folds or pages - and that is critical to determining price).\n\nI got my brochure made by a graphic artist who charged me $65 per hour and it took her 5 hours to do the job (including revisions). So that cost me $325 for the design alone. I wrote all the copy so all she had to do was design the brochure.\n\nOther companies can set you back as much as $1,500 to design your brochure including copywriting, etc. One company called Logoworks charges as much as $2000 designing brochures http://www.logoworks.com/brochure-design-pricing.html \n\nAnother company Elance Agency charges anywhere from $595 to $1095 http://agency.elance.com/brochures/packages/index.html?WT.svl=bodtxt10\n\nI suggest you shop around, check for prices of local graphic designers. Know what exactly you want to say in the brochure and have an idea of how you want it to look like as this could save you tons of man hours when hiring a designer
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Try XARA Webstyle (see www.xara.com) or Effective Site Studio (www.effectivestudios.com).