Ad & Brochure Design

Satori Creative Group specializes in print marketing

In order to compete in the new economy you have to have a website or at least a brochure. Satori Creative employes a creative staff who can help you create and print thousands of small, medium and massive print jobs. Whether your project requires six colors or complex double hits, we've done it before.

Our print resources are top notch. We only work with printers and service bureau's that guarantee satisfaction and have impressed us in the past. You can be assured of nothing less than stunning results, delivered on time.

As our client, you can benefit from having all of your marketing materials designed under one roof. We have successfully created: Brochures, Press Kits, Ads, Annual Reports, Catalogs, Newsletters, Posters & Sales Presentations.

Our design process includes study of our client's product, the company, competition and any existing brochures. A brochure design is almost always part of a larger marketing effort, therefore incorporating the brochure into that sales effort rather than making the brochure stand alone, usually yields the most consistent results.

Brochures, Catalogs & Packaging Design

We help you think outside the box

We are aware that as part of your campaign you may need (in addition to brochures) catalogs and even packaging design. Our talented designers have years of experience creating high-end, sales oriented, marketing materials.

We always think about what a potential customer wants to know about your company, your products or services and try to incorporate all that into a fully colored brochure. We strive to emphasize both graphics and text in such manner that will accomplish the established goals.

Brochure Design services by Satori Creative Group:

• Bi-fold brochures
  These are one of the most common brochure types. They are economical to print since they are usually a double LTR print folded in half. This folding forms 4 panels: a front-cover, a back-cover, and two internal panels. However, there are other configurations: 8-page, 12-page, 16-page, etc.
  
• Tri-fold brochures
  Viewers are tempted to open these kind of brochures because of their intriguing design. They are suitable for designs of good impact and are ideal to put in folders, or as a more elegant alternative to the flyer in trade shows.
  
• Gate-fold brochures
  Gate-fold brochures are not very common; this is why they produce great impact when they are appropriately used, usually in high-impacting marketing. Viewers tend to keep them for more time than other brochures, which increases the public awareness of the. They are excellent for the presentation of institutions, companies and high-end products and services.
  
• Folders
  The Business Folders are excellent tools of organization; most of them are bi-folds, and they usually have one, two or more flaps to hold other marketing pieces (inserts) inside them. Folders are great for practically any promotional use, but mainly for protecting the pieces inside.
  
• Inserts
  Inserts are placed inside a presentation/business folder. They allow the folders to be configured for each particular client, giving emphasis in a certain topic, service or product. Inserts are usually used as sales sheets, spec sheets, or just as informative or promotional pieces.
  
• Flyers
  Flyers are basically pamphlets or circulars created to achieve mass distribution. They are usually smaller in size than a LTR page; in order to keep cost down they are usually printed in few colors. Flyers are ideal for promotions or campaigns were the target audience is vast.
  
• Catalogs
  A Catalog is in fact the storefront image of your business. Catalogs are excellent for both prospective and recurring buyers: prospective buyers will be delighted to see your products or services in detail, while recurring clients will use your catalog to check all that you offer. Catalogs come in various sizes and formats, but they usually have a minimum of 8 pages. Many companies made it possible to base their sales only on catalogs; they are efficient marketing elements.
  
• Pamphlets
  A pamphlet is a small book consisting of one or more pages that are stitched together with an unbound paper cover. They are created to inform about of a subject or upcoming event. Pamphlets are small in size, not bigger than a LTR page in most cases. Their aim is to achieve mass distribution. This term is usually interchangeable with "flyer" or "leaflet".