Design How-To: Create a Flier that Comes Back

On a budget? Need a response? Design a flier that's its own envelope!
Written by John McWade on February 3, 2006

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When you need an attractive but inexpensive way to catch people's attention and make it easy for them to respond, try a flier that tells your story and collects the information. It's easy to turn a letter-sized sheet of paper into a flier that folds to become its own return envelope.

The PDF we have posted gives you tips on how to design a flier that won't be ignored and includes a template to make sure the page folds into an envelope correctly. Just click the link "Fliers that Come Back" to open the PDF file in your Web browser. You can also download the PDF to your machine for later viewing. This how-to is formatted for easy onscreen reading. However, if you prefer paper, see pages 12 through 16 of the PDF, which repeat the information in a format suitable for printing.

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