Brochure design in Taupō that people can use

A brochure should still make sense when no one is there to explain it. We decide what the reader needs to know, organise the details and design a piece worth picking up. If it needs distribution, we plan the format with the rack or handout in mind.

WAYS TO WORK

Brochure design package

One focused scope, shaped around the number of pages, content readiness and how the brochure will be used.

Brochure from brief to artwork

For a business that needs readers to understand the offer without a salesperson beside them.

Outcome: A brochure that helps someone choose and take the next step.

  • Star Reader and message brief
  • Star Content structure
  • Star Cover and page design
  • Star Print-ready and digital files

WHY NINETYBLACK

A brochure should answer the question that made someone pick it up

Ninetyblack has designed sales brochures and visitor publications, with production and distribution considered when relevant.

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Make the cover earn its space

People should know whether the piece is for them at first glance.

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Give proof room

Real work, images and useful details make the offer credible.

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Keep changeable facts online

The brochure can point to a page for prices or dates that move.

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Fit the place it sits

Rack dimensions and handout settings affect the format.

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Connect to the next step

A booking route or enquiry path belongs in the design.

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Choose the piece customers need at the point they’re deciding. A brochure can help during a meeting or after someone picks it up; the website is better for current availability and booking. We’ll discuss how people find and choose you before recommending where to start.

Printing and distribution need to be confirmed separately from the design. We can discuss them alongside the artwork so the brochure suits the print run and where it will go. The quote will need to identify the costs and arrangements included.

Yes, if they’re accurate, suitable for print and yours to use. We’ll review them and flag anything that needs rewriting or replacing before layout. That includes images that are too small or blurry for the finished brochure.

We’ll help work out a quantity from the locations you’ll supply, the campaign period and how long the information will stay current. We’ll compare the printer’s options with that expected use. A lower price per copy is only useful if you’ll use the copies.

We’ll help assess the error and the options for correcting it. Depending on the mistake, that may mean replacing stock, correcting the next run or pointing readers to updated information. Correction costs and responsibility follow the print agreement.