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New For Sale Flyer and Card for 2009 - What do you think

It's a new year!! So I had to start the year off with my new "For Sale" flyer and cards. Below is my new flyer and card please send me some feedback on them

Posted by Johnathan Smith on 01/03/2009 11:55 AM

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6 Comments on New For Sale Flyer and Card for 2009 - What do you think

JAN

John,

I love your business card. It looks very nice and professional. I'm not so crazy about your flyer. The different fonts and font sizes make it difficult to focus. You might want take out any logos that are on the page more than once, create a thicker border around the page and make the text more cohesive. Best of luck!

Sandy

same here

i like the business card but the flyer seems... too busy..^^

I'm with the last post the business card is great-the flyer was a little busy.

Looks good...love the bright colours, too.

Good one on the flyer - but I would save and post it on April fools day! Fellow bloggers Johnathan is punking us on the busy flyer!

Wishing you a fine 09,

Kent Davis

As a consumer, I do think the flyer should be much sober... my own preferences. Flyers with too many words usually go directly from my mailbox to the recycle bin! On the other hand, the card looks much better. And just a word on the picture, that blue jacket makes you look like someone working in a lab or a clinic... really had to read to know what you're selling (maybe it's on purpose?)!

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