There can be so much to say about your products or services. But where to begin? What ideas should be included? And, which facts matter less?
“… whether intended as a lead-generator or leave-behind, your brochure copy must help sweep your prospect toward a profitable sale. It must present information both clearly and convincingly, following a strategically sound persuasive structure.” —John Kuraoka
Succinct copy with active, benefit-oriented headlines should keep readers engaged with your material — even if they are just scanning through it quickly.
Collaborate with Spark Creative and we’ll lead you through an organized process that will result in succinct, compelling summaries of your offerings. We’ll begin with your top-line business goals and consider your prospect’s biggest challenges.
What will customers care about most?
Whether destined for a brochure or a Web page, we understand that your copywriting for brochures must be tight and on-point. Headlines must use active language and imply benefits. Sentences should help clarify features in an organized manner. When you read it aloud, phrases should have a cadence to them.
But most of all, product copy must persuade your prospects to act. “Think customer not product – show them you understand their problems, build rapport and then sell.” —Freelance Copywriters Blog
Allow us to generate the product descriptions for your next brochure or web page. We’ve been crafting copy designed to help boost sales for over two decades — put our experience to work for you today.
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Sources may include:
How to write a brochure: advice from an advertising copywriter, John Kuraoka, Kuraoka.com
8 Tips to Great Brochure Copywriting, Freelance Copywriter’s Blog