How to place your order

STEP 1: Please use our quote form at www.urlamass.com/quotes.htm to submit a quote request for your brochure project.

STEP 2: When you receive your quote it will be assigned a quote number. Call us with your quote number when you are ready to place your order.

1) What kind of paper will my brochure print on?

For full color printing (4-color process) you can choose either: 80lb white gloss text or 80 lb white gloss text with UV coating.

2) When will my brochures ship?

3) How can I pay?

We accept Amex, Visa, MasterCard, DiscoverCard, money orders and checks.

4) Do you have any samples?

Yes, brochure samples are available upon request. 

5) What is the minimum quantity I can order?

The minimum order quantity is 100 brochures.

6) What type of brochure folds do you offer? You can choose either a half fold, tri-fold, Z fold or a 4 panel fold for your brochure.

7) Can I see a proof of the layout before you print?

We will provide a free PDF proof of your brochure layout for your final approval before printing begins.

You’ve decided that you want to compliment your stationery with a brochure but you do not know where to start? Well here is a good place to start. Read on to find out about some of the things you need to produce an effective brochure.

Purpose

Distribution

How will you distribute the brochure to your prospect/customer? Will you use your brochures as self-mailers? Are you mailing them out in regular business envelopes? Are you displaying them on a rack? These questions are important because they will help you to determine the most appropriate size and paper stock you will need.

Content

After you have decided on the brochure specifications you are now ready to write the copy (content) for your brochure. Your copy is the most important part of the brochure because it is that which will sell your company for you when you are not there to present the information. When writing copy please bear in mind the size of your brochure. If you will be printing on 8.5 by 11 paper, space will be very limited so you will have to focus on the key points. Try to stay away from long sentences. Use short clear sentences instead. Use bullets and lists wherever possible as they help to break up the copy and allow the reader to identify the key points.