Here are some key suggestions to keep in mind when designing your sell sheet:
1. Place the name of your product and website in a prominent place, in a font that will stand out.
2. Use colors and fonts that represent your product or compliment your website.
3. Insert clear, colorful and meaningful images to show off your product or service.
4. Keep text short and to the point. Rambling leads to people putting your sell sheet down or worse, throwing it in the trash.
5. Use catchy words and phrases to grab the reader's attention. Tell them why your business is better than the competition and back it up with facts.
6. If you are including prices, lay them out in columns and rows so they can be quickly and easily read.
7. Make it look professional and print on nice paper. If it looks cheap, people will think your company is of a lesser quality too.
8. Have fun with it. Play around with layouts until you are happy with the final product.
The image I have posted with this article is the sell sheet I have used when approaching companies to license my patent. I provide it as a sample only, not an example of what yours has to look like. Yours may be totally different, based on your product and audience. Many examples of sell sheet are available on the internet, along with printing businesses who can print up your sell sheets at a reasonable cost. Type "sell sheet" into Google to find all this information.
As you develop your marketing materials, a sell sheet is something you really should consider including. First impressions are very important and a sell sheet will allow you to introduce your business in style!
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