[calmore]

I have been offered a very attractive deal on A6 leaflets, litho printed...I could go for A5 leaflets but I'd only get half the number of leaflets for my money and being a tightwad...

Has anyone tried A6 leaflets? How did they fare compared to the more usual A5? What was the response rate like?

I mean, you can fit less information on an A6 leaflet but does less info actually make the leaflet more readable and increase response rate? Do custys prefer more blurb on a bigger leaftet?

Any views..?

[GWCS]

what price you getting i bet i can give you a link to beat it

[calmore]

£15 for 2,000 A6 or (1,000 A5). Shipping was a couple of quid.

[GWCS]

£15 for 2,000 A6 or (1,000 A5). Shipping was a couple of quid.

wow thats better than mine do tell! 

(oh, what paper thickness? and is that double sided?)

my reply to your question.

the A5 is more likely to stand out (due to the size) however the A6 is more manageable to stick on a fridge, notice board etc.

[kinder clean]

If they are printed on paper you'll have a hell of a job getting them through a letterbox in a readable state and with your fingers still attached (Dogs love fingers)

Pay a bit more and have them on card, makes posting a lot simpler, people can actually read your advert and the dogs don't get to chew your fingers down.

Paul

[calmore]

Printed on 80gsm paper, single sided, single colour (But a choice of colours)

I take your point about using card or thicker paper.

(Just double checked and the postage is actually going to work out at £6.50)

[calmore]

wow thats better than mine do tell! 

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