A5 flyers | Azimuth Print Services

300gsm FSC^® Flyer Printing A6, DL, A5 Prices

	A6	DL	A5
100	£27	£29	£32
250	£36	£41	£51
500	£52	£62	£83
1,250	£85	£99	£150
2,500	£95	£118	£180
5,000	£128	£148	£210
10,000	£159	£188	£291
15,000	£224	£295	£410
20,000	£290	£367	£528
30,000	£433	£520	£770

Why choose A5 Flyers from Azimuth Print?

Designing A Flyer That Will Get Noticed

There are some do’s and don’ts when it comes to designing good flyers. Creating attractive designs for flyer printing, will get your flyers noticed and produce positive results in terms of reaching more customers. On the other hand, if your flyer design or your flyer printing work is shoddy, then it will turn off customers from your business. It's therefore wise to put a lot of time and effort into your flyer design and flyer printing work.

People see flyers at two distinct levels. At first glance, the layout, the colours and the type face has to be impressive. Once people go past that first impression, they then look at the quality of the sales copy. But unless the first impression catches their eyes, they would not even bother to go to the next level and read the sales copy. So in a way, the flyer design has a very important role to play in making the flyer printing really work.

First of all, you need to fix the colour scheme for your flyer printing. You can either go for monochrome printing or for full colour printing. Full colour printing is fractionally more expensive, but typically produces far better results for flyer printing. This is not to say that monochrome designs don't have their uses. In the right circumstances they can work just as effectively. However, considerably more expertise is needed to design an impressive flyer in a single colour than it is to design a full colour flyer. For instance, most full colour pictures and photographs may look very dull when converted to monochrome images. It therefore takes more skill to design a good monochrome flyer as one needs to modify the colour pictures being used for the flyer.

Choosing the right picture is as important as choosing the right number of pictures. Overcrowding your flyers with too many pictures might defeat the purpose of using images. You need to select your images carefully and position them appropriately in the right places. The use of white space has to be managed properly for a even look. All the text being bunched up together will make it difficult for customers to read the sales copy. The background colour and texture of the flyer should also be selected carefully so that the text matter stands out clearly. You need to understand that the design of the flyer should ultimately lead the customer to the sales copy.

You need to have a good layout for your flyers too. There has to be a distinct heading, a few subheadings and appropriate pictures and diagrams distributed throughout the text in your flyer printing. The headings and subheadings should also be assigned their individual sizes and type faces. Using too many different type faces can make the design look amateurish. You can stick to one type face for the headings and another for the running matter. Choosing a different colour for the headings can also make them stand out from the text. You flyer printing will look neat when you follow these simple steps in your flyer design.

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