PLAN THE HANDOUTChoose a format that gives the message enough roomA flyer is the better fit when the job is a clear offer, date, announcement or call to action that people can take with them. A brochure gives a business more space to explain services, list a menu, introduce a team or leave behind useful details after a conversation. Start with the piece customers will actually use, then compare the live choices below.6×9 flyers for offers and event handoutsThe current 6×9 flyer is full color on two sides and printed on 100lb gloss text. It is a practical option when the headline, offer, date, location and contact details need to be easy to scan at a counter, in a bag or at an event.View 6×9 flyers on 100lb text →8.5×11 brochures for a fuller storyThe current 8.5×11 brochure is full color on two sides and printed on 80lb gloss text. Its product options include trifold, bifold or fold treatments, making it a better fit when the reader needs more than one quick message.View 8.5×11 brochures →MAKE THE CAMPAIGN WORK HARDERLet the handout lead somewhere usefulPut the most important point first, then make the next step obvious: visit a page, scan a QR code, call, RSVP or bring the piece to an event. Keep names, dates, phone numbers, web addresses and offer terms away from the trim edge, and proofread them before upload.A coordinated campaign can pair the handout with business cards for follow-up, a retractable display for visibility at the venue, or branded apparel for the people representing the business.BEFORE YOU ORDERCheck the live product choices before setting the deadlinePaper, size, fold, quantity and finished artwork can all affect the available production and delivery choices. Use the selected product page for the current configuration, then review shipping and production information before treating a date as final.