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WDYT?

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Should brochures be on lightweight glossy paper or heavy cover stock?

Re: WDYT?

  • definately heavy cardstock !!
  • I agree - cardstock
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  • I think it depends... if you're going to be mailing it out on its own, heavy cardstock. If it's going to be enclosed in a envelope with other stuff, I'd go lightweight to minimize your postage costs.
  • Also depends on how long it is. If it's one page, then cardstock, if it's multiple pages, glossy lightweight paper. 
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  • Oh, and I also think (assuming it's a doula brochure) that a matte finish, high recycled content would be really nice and help you stand apart a bit from all the other inkjet-printed-on-glossy-paper brochures in the world! :)

     (I'm kind of a paper geek)

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    Oh, and I also think (assuming it's a doula brochure) that a matte finish, high recycled content would be really nice and help you stand apart a bit from all the other inkjet-printed-on-glossy-paper brochures in the world! :)

     (I'm kind of a paper geek)

    I agree, that is a nice idea. 

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