ExcelPlast Tunisie strapping selection guide

ExcelPlast Tunisie strapping selection guide

To meet the needs of a customer who wanted a practical guide to popularize the use of strapping for its customers and prospective customers, we designed a guide for the WEB, featuring the following elements:

– strap categories

– How to choose your strap?

– The different uses of strapping?

– Existing product ranges

– possible strapping methods

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To design and print a brochure for a product selection guide, follow the steps below:

1. Define objectives and target audience: Identify the objectives of the brochure, such as providing product information, guiding customers through the selection process, or promoting certain product ranges. Also determine who the brochure’s target audience will be, so you can adapt its content and design accordingly.
2. Collect and organize information: Gather all necessary product information, such as features, benefits, prices and customer testimonials. Organize them clearly and coherently, dividing them into sections or categories according to customer needs.
3. Design the layout: Use graphic design software such as Adobe InDesign or Canva to create the layout of your brochure. Choose a professional, attractive design, using a combination of text, images and graphics to make the information more visually appealing.
4. Create an engaging design: Be sure to use graphic elements, such as high-quality images, icons, diagrams or charts, to illustrate information clearly and visually. Use colors, fonts and visual elements in keeping with your brand’s image.
5. Include calls to action: To encourage readers to take action, add relevant calls to action throughout the brochure. For example, you can include information on how to contact the company, request a quote, get product samples, or visit your website for more details.
6. Editing and proofreading: Before printing the brochure, be sure to proofread all content carefully, checking for consistency of information, spelling, grammar and typography. Also check that all images and visual elements are of good quality and well integrated into the design.
7. Print the brochure: Once the brochure’s final design is ready, look for a professional printer to produce it. Ask for recommendations, compare prices and evaluate the quality of samples. Be sure to supply design files in the format required by the printer.
8. Brochure distribution: Once printed, you can distribute brochures in a number of ways: by mailing them to potential customers, leaving them available in stores or points of sale, including them in promotional mailings, or making them available on your website for download.

By following these steps, you can design and print an attractive, informative brochure to guide your customers in their choice of products.

Operation carried out in July 2015