Tips on How to Blend Highly Informational Ads with a Design for Kids
Normally, for preschool and daycare centers, there is a lengthy explanation for information needed to fully promote your service. At the same time, the aesthetic appeal of the
flyer print should cater to kids that colorful graphics and fun-looking pictures are to be placed. That is why proper planning of the design is needed in order to join these two elements and have them blend into one advertising material.
Weaving in two items that are very different from each other can be a challenge for you have to find balance between these items. Here are some ideas on how you can turn your preschool marketing tool from one with child-like appeal to highly informational
advertising flyers as well.
1. Simple back to back: One of the easiest ways is to place your design at the front page wherein you are given the liberty of building a design free from limitations. With this, the back part can be allotted fully for the information needed to explain the programs and offers given by the school. Just one tip would be choosing a background color or design in bright colors will be better to represent a preschool; this is also so that your design will not be mistaken to be a university flyer, which is more serious in nature.
2. Info on graphics: One way to make your flyers look fun and informational at the same time can be through choosing simple graphics such as circles, squares, or any other simple shape. Then, your information can be included inside the shape, mixing some photographs in the shapes alongside the details.
3. Popped out graphics: Having the graphics and text done side by side can have a tendency to be boring. Through pictures of books, you can take out some of the elements in the design and pop them out where the text is located. This way, a lengthy explanation can be read through by your receivers without getting bored.
Always remember that building a design or a business like a preschool or daycare center has to cater to your primary clients, which are children. Although you are directing the marketing tools to their parents, setting up the layout to their kids will be more appealing than a plain text or a very serious kind of design.
