B & C Corporate Housing Marketing Flyers!

Marketing flyers can produce great results on a small budget and are an excellent way to advertise your products or services – or announce a special offer or sale.

Important design tips to remember:

• concise and uncluttered

• colorful and eye-catching

• people love photos

• easy to print at home or online

Ways to distribute:

• direct mail

• include with customer invoices or insert in packages

• drop off in bulk

• distribute at events

• hand out on sales calls

Last year, I did this logo for B & C Corporate Housing … and last month, I designed some flyers for their corporate apartment business. They needed to get quick information out about the Broxton Bay and

Pointe Grand Apartment complexes and to provide important details about each location and the offerings there.

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Let me add some design and flair to your ideas for a marketing flyer! Flat, bi-fold.  tri-fold or z-fold – you choose! All I need are your layout ideas to get started. Post, mail or deliver your flyers and get the word out at a cost you can afford. Make it custom to fit your needs.

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The Salty Sister expands her reach  … cruises for Salty Seniors!

A well designed flyer with photos is a very effective way to pique the interest of customers.  MarketingFlyers can be used to get the word out on what you do, promote a new product, announce a sale or special event, and also to spread the word on new offerings. The main message of the flyers for Salty Sister is to give customers a feel for the cruises/what the experience will be like and how to connect in order to book your cruise! The photos certainly grab your eye and are enticing visuals that make you want to experience a day on the water in Charleston, SC. Although some flyers need to include more information and details, the photos work well for Salty Sister to tell the story of what the cruises feel and look like … and what you will be experiencing.  Working closely with Beth, the owner of Salty Sister, I designed these marketing flyers to be distributed around Charleston and in specific venues depending on the content. The first designed for customers of any age and a second one designed based on a new cruise offering for the older generation. 

Yes, Salty Sister is now offering cruises specialized for seniors! The new flyers can be placed in retirement communities, senior workout facilities and senior living apartments. A flyer is only going to bring in new business if it is distributed appropriately to the right places and the right audience.  As Salty Sister says on the website, “You’re never too old for a boat ride! We especially enjoy our beloved seniors and we take an easy, breezy nautical route for this age group.” 

 Even with social media marketing and a website, what can often work best for many people is having something right in front of them that they can stick on the fridge or keep handy as a reminder. The flyer includes the website address, social media icons and contact details giving every opportunity for customers to read more about Salty Sister and connect. 

To book a cruise, visit:

Salty Sister Cruises

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Robbins Construction Group in Charleston, SC found me online and got in touch …

Robbins Construction Group is another rising-star business in the Charleston area.  I had the pleasure of doing a a number of projects for them and hope to continue to do more as their business expands. Robbins Construction Group, through its design-build process, provides a single source responsibility. Commercial Design/Build is a system of contracting in which one entity manages both the architecture, engineering and construction under one contract. In the design-build system, the architect and contractor work together as a team. 

Derek Robbins, the President/CEO, contacted me because he needed some fine-tuning on his logo and was also interested in getting business cards. The “R” is not my creation, but gave me a good starting point and a color palette to work with. Derek needed consistency for his colors and had no actual color set. He also had prepared some initial layouts for his business cards, so there was no guessing on what he wanted. Derek was easy and appreciative to work with and we worked together on logo versions, business cards, signage and some postcard flyers. 

The postcards would serve a dual purpose as mail-outs and flyers for handing out to potential clients. Derek provided a number of photos and a list of job types for RCG. After that, he gave me free rein to move forward with the design. I blue-tinted the photos with the same blue of the logo and incorporated the gray fade from the business card to make it more cohesive. It only took a couple of layouts to get him exactly what he was looking for.

I hope to work on more marketing products for Derek and his company and can see the potential for a long-lasting relationship – because my guess is that this company will thrive in the Charleston, SC market as Charleston and the surrounding areas continue to grow. 

To read more about Robbins Construction Group, visit the website: RobbinsConstructionGroup.com

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