Mowing Flyer

[ringahding1]

Computer, Garage doors, Construction..set it up w/local paper....equal sizes, 2 biz on front and back....here is a separate flyer I had the local paper print, it's actually color front and back @ 10 cents a piece...I had 2000 made...I've targeted select areas keeping track of the areas I've hit(literally writing down every street and town I passed these out) I will hit these neighborhoods again next month.

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	Ring Lawn Care Flyer post 2010.jpg (111.3 KB, 20 views)
	Ring Lawn Care BS Flyer New customers 2010.jpg (83.7 KB, 20 views)

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[Steve]

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Thats great to see! Nice work on them!

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[ringahding1]

Thanx Steve...if anyone needs the TEMPLATE I can email it...

[Hedgemaster]

ringahding1, your ads are pretty decent.

Very similar to the color scheme I've chosen. Bright green, dark purple/blue, and white, with yellow as accents as needed. The green/blue/white combo is used pretty widely by a lot of big advertisers. As a graphic designer I notice these things.

I don't know if you designed them, or paid someone to do them, but good job on not cramming too much "crap" in there! The more stuff you jam into an ad, the less effective it will be - trust me.

[Steve]

.if anyone needs the TEMPLATE I can email it...

Feel free to post them too. I love them. Great work.

[ringahding1]

Originally Posted by Hedgemaster

ringahding1, your ads are pretty decent.

Very similar to the color scheme I've chosen. Bright green, dark purple/blue, and white, with yellow as accents as needed. The green/blue/white combo is used pretty widely by a lot of big advertisers. As a graphic designer I notice these things.

I don't know if you designed them, or paid someone to do them, but good job on not cramming too much "crap" in there! The more stuff you jam into an ad, the less effective it will be - trust me.

Thanx Hedge, I created this with Microsoft Publisher. Our local paper here printed 2000 copies for $160, post card size. I gotta say this is the best flyer I've made to date. It's really because of this forum given all the tips and suggestions. Tell ya the truth I was a little worried I had put to much "crap", but very appreciative for the good feedback.

[ringahding1]

Originally Posted by Steve

Feel free to post them too. I love them. Great work.

Thanx a lot Steve. I have tried to download the template but it won't let me. It's a ".pub"

[Steve]

I changed a setting, it might work now.

[ringahding1]

Here is the template you may find useful....I'd save of a copy of this template and then start creating your own flyer....pics,sizes,etc.
This flyer was my first one(not the greatest looking),but maybe it will inspire ideas.It's the only one I had left that would upload to Gopher Haul(size).

[Steve]

I can change the max file size setting. What are some of the larger file sizes? I can change it so they can be attached to the post.