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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Roofing flyer example with a free inspection and restoration price
A roofing flyer works best when it lands before the problem is visible, so it has to sell an inspection rather than a repair. These three designs for Tallowbark Roofing, a fictional crew in North Geelong, lead with a free roof inspection, put the $4,900 restoration price in writing and show the same roof before and after.
Sale flyer
Wick & Loom is a linen and homewares shop with one ten day sale to advertise, and here it is as three separate flyers. Same dates, same stock, three ways of putting it: one that opens with a photograph of a made bed, one that lays four products out with the old price beside the new one, and one plain sheet that hands the customer the conditions in readable type.
Salon price list flyer
A salon price list flyer shows the services clients book most, the full price of each and what that price includes, so nobody meets a surprise at the counter. These three examples do that for Marlow Studio, a hair salon open Tuesday to Saturday, cutting one price list three ways. The photo sheet sits at reception with four services on it, from a $45 bond treatment to $210 half head foils, under the line Every price includes the finish. The full table prices seven appointments by length, from 30 minutes at $48 to 150 minutes of balayage at $310, with prices held until 31 December 2026. The third sheet prices the same cut and finish at three stylist levels, $95, $125 and $165.
School event flyer
Three flyers for the Brookvale Primary P&C Spring Fair, each aimed at a different reader. The first goes home in the school bag with the date, 10am to 3pm on the oval, free entry, a $25 ride pass and six timed events. The second is the printed program handed out at the gate, thirteen rows of time, what and where. The third goes to stall holders, who have to apply by 2 October, with sites from $45 and the insurance and food registration a stall needs.
Security camera installation flyer with package prices
A security camera installation flyer sells a finished system at a fixed price, installed by someone licensed to do it, because that is what a homeowner is comparing against a box from the electronics store. These three designs for Tallowgate Security Installs, a fictional Brisbane business, lead with a 4 camera 4K system installed for $1,590 and the Queensland licence number.
Seminar flyer for a business institute's evening talks
A seminar flyer sells a topic and a speaker rather than an agenda, and these three do it for Kestrel Business Institute, a fictional members club that runs free evening talks for members and charges guests $45. Each headline is the talk’s claim, the speaker’s name and credential sit in the first third of the page, and the same price line appears on all three so a member and a guest read the same fact.
Skin clinic flyer with a full body skin check offer
A skin clinic flyer turns a check people keep putting off into a booking by naming the price, the rebate and how long it takes. These three designs for Torrensbark Skin Clinic, a fictional practice in Unley, Adelaide SA, print a $120 full body skin check with the $87.10 Medicare rebate and $32.90 gap, mole mapping for $180, the usual two week wait, what to bring, and that the checks are done by GPs with further training in skin cancer medicine.
Solar installer flyer with system sizes, prices and payback
A solar installer flyer is read by people doing sums, so it has to give them the three numbers they need: the system size, the price after the rebate and roughly how long it takes to pay back. These three designs for Sunquill Solar, a fictional Canberra installer, lead with a 6.6 kW system from $4,990 and price two larger sizes beside it.
Speech pathology flyer for families, with NDIS pricing
A speech pathology flyer is read by a parent who is not sure yet whether their child needs help, so it should make the first step small: no referral, a clear assessment price and the ages the practice sees. These three designs for Wordpelican Speech Pathology, a fictional practice in Hamilton, Newcastle NSW, print a $250 assessment with a written report, NDIS sessions at the $193.99 an hour price limit, school and preschool visits, telehealth and an age range of 18 months to 12 years.
Summer sale flyer
Tallow Bay Surf Supply runs one three week sale before Christmas and has to say so without inventing a discount. The first flyer is a poster with two photographs and a single number. The second lists three products with the price each one actually sold at through October and November. The third does something almost nobody does on a sale flyer and explains what a was price and an up to figure are allowed to mean.
Tax agent flyer for tax time, with return prices
A tax agent flyer at tax time competes on three things: a price a wage earner can match, appointment times that fit around work and a registration number that proves the agent is real. These three designs for Mangroveline Tax Agents, a fictional practice in Cairns QLD, print individual returns from $99, sole trader returns at $220, a rental property schedule at $110, after hours appointments and the tax agent number.
Tiler flyer with a bathroom retile package and per metre rate
A tiler flyer is competing with the homeowner's fear of a bathroom being out of action for weeks, so the time on the job matters as much as the price. These three designs for Herringwell Tiling, a fictional Adelaide business, sell a bathroom retile from $4,200 in five working days, waterproofing included, with floors at $85 a square metre.
Translation service flyer with per word rates and NAATI certification
A translation service flyer has to reassure someone with a visa deadline that the translation will be accepted and ready on time. These three designs for Quolltongue Translations, a fictional agency in Melbourne VIC, promise certified translations in 48 hours by NAATI certified translators, price standard documents at $85 a page and longer work at 18c a word, and list the 12 languages and the documents they take.
Tree removal flyer example for an arborist in the Blue Mountains
A tree removal flyer has to tell a worried homeowner three things fast: someone qualified can come after the storm, the quote is free and written, and the business carries enough insurance to work beside a house. These three designs for Cragwattle Tree Services, a fictional arborist in Katoomba NSW, put storm work, stump grinding at $150 a stump and $20 million public liability on the page before anything else.
Tutoring and classes flyer
A tutoring flyer tells a parent the subject and year level, when the class runs, how many students share the tutor and who is teaching, clearly enough to decide whether to call. These three examples do that for Meridian Tutoring, a small group centre running since 2016. The revision class flyer goes on school noticeboards and sells ten weeks of Saturday morning Year 12 Physics, 9.00 to 11.00am, in groups capped at eight. The masterclass flyer sells a one day Exam Technique intensive, 9am to 3pm, in person. The maths flyer fills a weekly Tuesday group for Years 9 to 12, 4.30 to 6.00pm, with one tutor to every four students.
Valentines Day flyer
Three Valentines flyers for a Hobart jeweller who makes what it sells. The first puts one ring and one price on the page, the second photographs four gifts from $260 to $980 with the lead time on each, and the third sells the made to order ring in three finishes. Every price appears on more than one sheet and they agree.
Vet clinic flyer with vaccination and desexing prices
A vet clinic flyer is usually picked up by a new pet owner who is about to spend money and wants to know how much, so the prices for the first year belong on it. These three designs for Murrayhound Vet Clinic, a fictional practice on Dean Street in Albury NSW, print puppy packages from $180, C5 vaccinations at $95, desexing priced by weight, a November dental offer and the after hours number.
Videographer flyer for business videos, with package prices
A videographer flyer aimed at businesses has to turn a creative service into a purchase order: what you get, how long it takes and what you are allowed to do with the film. These three designs for Reelbark Films, a fictional Brisbane QLD video studio, offer a brand film in one shoot day across three packages from $2,200, a drone add on, delivery in 14 days and usage rights stated up front.
Volunteer recruitment flyer for a food relief charity
A volunteer recruitment flyer has to name the roles, the hours and the training, because the person reading it is deciding whether they can fit you into a week that is already full. These three are for Ferngully Food Relief, a fictional charity that packs 900 hampers a week with 60 volunteers and needs 20 more before winter, and all three print the same three facts: the shifts, the induction, and how to sign up.
Waterproofing flyer for leaking shower repair without retiling
A waterproofing flyer has to win against the homeowner's worst guess, which is that a leaking shower means ripping out every tile. These three designs for Quokkaseal Waterproofing, a fictional Perth business, lead with "Fix the leak, keep the tiles", a $690 starting price and a 10 year warranty, then explain how the repair is done.
Web design agency flyer for a three person studio
A business owner comparing agencies on a flyer needs a price to know whether the conversation is worth having, so all three of these price the same three packages. They are for Pixelforge Studio, a fictional three person studio that builds sites for trades and cafes and hands these out at chamber of commerce breakfasts, and each carries one client result with a number in it.
Webinar flyer for an online accounting education company
A webinar flyer has to do one thing a printed event flyer does not: state the time with its zone and make the link the biggest thing after the headline, because the reader is already on a screen. These three are for Ledgerwise, a fictional company that teaches finance to founders over live sessions, and each prints AEDT beside the time and puts the register link in its own block.
Weekly deals flyer
Ferngate Meats rewrites its board every Monday at 7am, which means the flyer has to be reprintable in ten minutes and readable from the footpath. Three versions do it differently: a photo led sheet that explains how the week works, a four panel grid that puts a price per kilogram against every category, and an explainer that teaches a shopper to buy on the small number rather than the big one.
Welcome to the team flyer for a joinery's new cabinet maker
A welcome flyer is written for the existing team, not the new person, so it answers the question the team actually has: who is this, what will they do, and what happens in their first month. These three are for Carrow & Sons Joinery, a fictional workshop that puts a one page welcome on the lunchroom wall and in the team chat for every new starter, and they are all about the same cabinet maker.
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