Flyer examples
Flyers, three designs at a time
Each page carries three different flyers for the same job, three templates and three colour themes with their own copy, so you can pick a direction rather than judge one layout in isolation.
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Concert and live music flyer
Three flyers for one night at The Tannery on Peel Street, with Kessler Drive, Amber Lowe and Night Ferry on the bill. The lineup poster goes up around the neighbourhood with the date, doors at 8pm and the 18+ line. The date poster goes behind the bar and lists the three acts against their set times, 8.30, 9.40 and 10.45. The full bill goes online for anyone deciding whether to buy, with the $28 entry, the Peel Street entrance and the last tram at half past midnight.
Concreting flyer with driveway and slab prices
A concreting flyer sells a job that lasts decades and costs thousands, so the reader wants a price per square metre they can multiply and a guarantee they can hold someone to. These three designs for Saltpan Concreting, a fictional Townsville business, print exposed aggregate driveways from $95 a metre, three sealed finishes and a 7 year structural guarantee.
Conference flyer for an events company's three annual conferences
A conference flyer carries less than a seminar flyer, not more: the name, the dates, the venue, one sentence on who it is for, and the early bird price with its deadline. These three are for Circuit Conferences, a fictional company that runs three industry events a year and sends flyers out eight months ahead, when the programme is still moving and only the date and the price are safe to print.
Cooking class flyer for a kitchen school's term classes
A cooking class flyer that only names the cuisine leaves the reader guessing about aprons, knives and whether dinner is included. These three are for Saltbush Kitchen School, a fictional school teaching 30 classes a term in a converted bakery, and each one says what you will cook, what is provided and what to bring, alongside the date and the price.
Copywriter flyer for website copy and email packages
A copywriter flyer is a writing sample before it is an advertisement, so every line on it has to earn its place. These three designs for Kererupen Copy, a fictional copywriter in Auckland, price website pages at $450 plus GST each, a five email sequence at $1,200 and a tone of voice guide at $850, with two revision rounds and first drafts in five working days.
Cyber security services flyer with an Essential Eight assessment offer
A cyber security services flyer for small business has to replace fear with a first step that has a price. These three designs for Moatkeep Cyber, a fictional firm in Canberra ACT, offer an Essential Eight assessment for $3,300, a phishing simulation at $990, a backup restore test at $770 and an incident response retainer at $550 a month, and quote what cybercrime cost the average Australian small business according to the Australian Signals Directorate.
Dental clinic flyer for a family dental practice
A dental flyer that says call for a quote is read as a warning, so each of these three states a fixed price for a first visit and lists exactly what that visit includes. They are for Brightwater Dental, a fictional family practice that has opened a second chair and wants 200 new patients this year, and the offer is the same on all three: $149 for the exam, the clean and two x-rays.
Dietitian flyer for meal plans, gut health and rebates
A dietitian flyer competes with free diet advice online, so it has to show what a qualified dietitian adds: a plan built around the reader's own health, a clear price and a rebate. These three designs for Plateridge Dietitians, a fictional practice in Brisbane City, print an initial consult at $160, reviews at $90, a 4 week plan for $340, the conditions the dietitians see, private health and Medicare rebates and telehealth.
Easter promotion flyer
Easter is four separate trading days, not one, and two of them are public holidays in most of the country. Marchetti is a small chocolate shop in Fremantle, which under Western Australian rules means it can open on Good Friday when the department stores cannot. These three flyers each lead with a different part of that: the chocolate, the box, and the order deadline.
Electrician flyer with a call out fee, prices and a licence number
An electrician flyer has to answer three questions before it reaches the bin: is this person licensed, what does a visit cost, and how fast can they come. These three designs for Brindlewire Electrical, a fictional three van business in Newcastle NSW, print the licence number, a $95 call out and fixed prices for the jobs people actually book.
Electronics sale flyer
Rangeview Audio & Vision clears its demonstration room over three weeks, and every unit in the sale has already been switched on in front of a customer. Three flyers cover it. A floor stock sheet defines what marked down means before it names a single price. A quote sheet carries the old price, the number left and the cost of delivery and set up. A four step page explains what happens if something bought in the sale stops working.
End of financial year sale flyer
Every end of financial year flyer in the country leads with a percentage. Calder Workspace fits offices out, so the number that actually decides whether a buyer orders is not the discount, it is the date a desk has to be built and standing in the room. All three of these designs are organised around 12 June and 30 June, and the reductions come second.
Engineering consultancy flyer for residential structures
An engineering consultancy flyer for homeowners and builders has to promise a signed report fast, at a known price, from someone qualified to sign it. These three designs for Spanwattle Structural Engineers, a fictional Sydney NSW firm, offer beam certifications within 5 days, fixed fees for standard residential reports from $550, an hourly site inspection rate, the CPEng and NER credentials and a list of the councils covered.
Fashion sale flyer
Marlow & Fern takes thirty per cent off its autumn and winter racks for a fortnight and then stops, so the flyers have fourteen days to say who the sale is for and what a reduced ticket actually means. The first is an editorial poster with the dates, the four categories that are reduced and the two that are not. The second is about the fitting room rather than the discount. The third prints the shop’s returns position beside the part of it that is law rather than policy.
Fathers Day flyer
Three Fathers Day flyers for a Newcastle barbecue shop, all three carrying the date and a price. The poster puts the entry bundle and the biggest saving on the page, the grid photographs four gifts from $49 to $139 for everyone not buying a barbecue, and the third sheet lists what is inside each of the three bundles.
Fencing flyer example with per metre prices by style
A fencing flyer usually lands with two households at once, because most dividing fences are paid for by both neighbours. These three designs for Goldwash Fencing, a fictional Ballarat business, print Colorbond from $85 a metre, price every style per metre and offer to invoice each neighbour for their half.
Financial planner flyer with a free first meeting
A financial planner flyer is asking for trust before it asks for money, so it leads with something free and backs it with a licence number. These three designs for Mulgafield Financial Planning, a fictional practice in Brisbane QLD, offer a complimentary one hour first meeting, a super and insurance review, a fee for service statement and the authorised representative and AFSL numbers a reader can check.
First aid course flyer with dates, price and the unit code
A first aid course flyer is read by people who need a certificate for work by a date, so it must show the exact unit, the price and the next dates before anything else. These three designs for Pulsereef First Aid Training, a fictional provider on Grafton Street in Cairns QLD, print HLTAID011 Provide First Aid in one day for $145, HLTAID009 CPR only for $65, seven dated sessions to December 2026, group rates of $125 a person and the RTO code.
Fun run flyer for a club's annual harbour run
The only decision a reader makes on a fun run flyer is which distance, so the flyer has to make that easy. These three are for Bayside Athletics Club’s Harbour Dash, a fictional event with a 2 km kids run, a 5 km and a 10 km, and each prints the three distances with their start times and fees as one block rather than burying them in a paragraph.
Fundraiser flyer for a clean water charity's spring appeal
A fundraiser flyer answers the donor’s first question, what does my money do, with a number, before it asks for anything. These three are for Tidewell Water Trust, a fictional charity that funds hand dug wells in three countries and raises most of its budget in one spring appeal, and each converts money into an outcome: $2,400 builds a well, $30 a month covers a family for a year.
Furniture sale flyer
Halyard & Oak sells what is standing in its Geelong showroom and reorders none of it, so a four week floor stock sale has both a fixed end and a fixed count. The cover flyer pairs the showroom with the workshop and says that in one sentence. The sheet in the middle prints was, now and how many are left against three pieces. The third lifts six lines straight off the delivery docket, including the wall strap and the rule about measuring the hall.
Garage door flyer for motor installs, repairs and new doors
A garage door flyer has two jobs: sell the upgrade people have been putting off, and be the number on the fridge when a spring snaps at night. These three designs for Liftlark Garage Doors, a fictional business in Newcastle NSW, lead with "Automate your door for $549" and keep the 24 hour breakdown line and the NSW licence number in view.
Garage sale flyer
Six households on one Bendigo street open their driveways on the same Saturday morning, which is the only reason a driver turns off the main road at all. The three flyers here do the three jobs that morning needs. A poster says how many sales there are and what is in them. A rules sheet sets out what six neighbours agreed on so every driveway runs the same way. A house by house list names who is selling what, and says plainly what a private sale is and is not.
Gift card promo flyer
Quillon & Co. sells gift cards from $20 to $500 and has decided the most persuasive thing about them is the law. A card sold in Australia has to last at least three years and cannot be eaten by fees, so all three flyers put that where the discount usually goes: one as a headline over a photograph, one as an editorial page about three ways to give, and one as a numbered rules sheet with the statistics on top.
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