If you are considering a brochure printing service for your next marketing brochure, there are a number of important factors that you should consider.

The first factor is the layout of the brochure. The number of folds you select and the size of the brochure stock govern the layout. A tri-fold brochure provides six panels for your marketing message where as a bi-fold will provide you with only four. Four sides might be enough and you can also select a larger paper stock (11x17 for example) if you need more room. Printers will normally offer paper sizes of 8.5 x 11, 8.5 x 14 and 11 x 17 but you can also specify a custom paper size if you want to pay extra.

Brochures can be printed in two, three, or full color. The number of colors you select will affect the price of the final product. The more colors you choose, the more the finished brochure will cost.

Finally, remember that content is the most important part of your brochure, and once it is printed it can’t be undone. You should consult with a professional designer and be sure you have several editorial reviews of the content before you send it to the printer. Even a small typo will reflect badly and ruin your marketing message