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Craft First-Class Flyers with 5 Quick Tricks

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Want to grab attention for your event, promotion, or group? Flyers are a low-cost form of mass communication that can be personally delivered, distributed through mail, posted in public places, or sent via e-mail. Flyers are fun to create and provide a great place to experiment with unusual images or layouts. As you explore the possibilities, here are five areas to sharpen your design: 1. Magnetic Focal Point When you begin your design, clearly identify the theme of your message. Look for an image or headline that best communicates this, and build your entire design around it. Every flyer should have one thing on the page that is huge, dominant, or captivating. If you catch their eye with this focal point, they are more likely to read the rest of your text.  2. Logical Design Flow After the focal point, your flyer design should have a sensible layout that intentionally leads the reader through the page. Strong subheads should allow viewers to quickly sca

Build Momentum with Contests that Make Your Customers Smile

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Boston was overjoyed again as their darling RedSox capped off a 5-1 series victory over the Dodgers to take the 2018 World Series title. The championship was well deserved, as Boston won a record 119 games, more victories than any World Series champion except the 1998 Yankees. "Now we deserve to be known as the greatest Red Sox team of all time," said infielder Brock Holt. If the RedSox are not the greatest, they are certainly the most loved . According to numbers crunched by Bundle, Boston fans are "America's most obsessed baseball fans." Bundle's stats include money spent on tickets, food, and merchandise, including neighborhood restaurants and bars. From May of 2003 to April 2013, the Red Sox sold out every home-game seat – a total of 820 games for a major professional sports record! The "Perfect Game" Promotion One Boston retailer recognized this passion and tapped into the momentum. In 2013, Jordan's Furniture held