Brochures are a significant aspect for growing businesses and sharing important information. It is crucial that the layout and design be eye-catching. This is why it is important to outsource to brochure printing companies. There are many areas that determine the type of brochure that meets your needs. Specialist in corporate and industrial designing and printing.
 Determining a brochure size is the first step in creating a brochure. The size communicates your purpose. If you are handing brochures to hundreds of people, it would be more cost efficient to use a smaller format. For example, if you are on a college campus to promote a concert, use a basic to-the-point brochure. If you are creating a brochure to draw attention to your business, use a larger size to highlight your company name and type of services you offer. 

Catalogs remain an invaluable marketing tool for one reason: they sell products. While the Internet offers the convenience of ordering products online, many people still prefer flipping through catalogs to view product information, photos and key features first before they buy.
The printed catalog adds comfort to the reader and an element of realness. Having a catalog to pass out at trade shows is a great tool to have. Many businesses have customers who are on job sites and the convenience of having something printed at hand gives you an advantage over your competition.
Here are a few tips for creating a product catalog that will help grow your sales:
Turn your catalog into a magazine. The trend of the future will most likely be catalogs that resemble magazines as closely as possible. By including articles and information of interest in you catalog it will increase the perceived value of your catalog and increase its readability and acceptance with the end user.
If you are going to take advantage of the appeal and look of a magazine for your catalog, design your catalog cover with a magazine in mind. Incorporate into it a magazine masthead look. Design this masthead to include your catalog name. “Land’s End” does a good job of this. And don’t forget to include your cutline* under the masthead. This is the line that describes what you are all about, for example” Pet Owner Today”.