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Today every business needs a logo, then a website and then a brochure to give to prospective clients. When salespeople go out on appointments a professionally designed brochure is a great thing to leave behind to remind the prospect of what you discussed.

 

Here is how each of these three items fit into your corporate branding and sales efforts. The logo is the symbol or icon that people will see and recognize as being associated with your business. The website is like a 24/7 salesperson extolling all the reasons why someone should do business with your company. The brochure is the deal maker when used properly. The brochure won't make a sale for you but it closes the deal once the client is in your office. This is accomplished by a great design, professional copywriting and a good quality paper stock. In the mind of the potential client it shows that your company is reputable and cares about making a great impression. The prospect often assumes that only a reputable company would have a well thought out professionally designed brochure.

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1890- Thomas Edison published a small, 28 page promotional brochure/catalog that included within its pages what might well be the first commercial mention of the use of electrically lighting a Christmas tree. On page 14, the brochure reads:

 

"There are few forms of decoration more beautiful and pleasing than miniature incandescent lamps placed among flowers, or interwoven in garlands or festoons; for decorating Christmas trees or conservatories..."

 

Was Thomas Edison the first brochure designer or did someone design this for him?

 
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