How to word flyer

[DelDel]

I have been doing my flyer this morning but got a bit stumped.
I want to put that i am newly qualified but without using these words! was thinking 'new for the area' or something.
How would you word it?
Thanks

 

[DelDel]

anyone any ideas??

 

[TheBack&Beyond]

Hi Del,

Difficult one this. I'd suggest 'fully qualified' or avoiding the subject all together! Sometimes I feel that people who use '20 years experience' as a marketing tool are only doing so because they have little else to offer!

What about all the new technology you offer, the latest fashions, what's up and coming, what do you want to offer your customers this season?


hth?
Jason.

 

[EMMA AT ELITE]

I personally would not put that on leaflets, potential clients may be put off & dont need to know that on a flyer.
I would just write "Qualified Beauty Therapist"

Love Emma x:hug:x

 

[angeleyes01]

I have been doing my flyer this morning but got a bit stumped.
I want to put that i am newly qualified but without using these words! was thinking 'new for the area' or something.
How would you word it?
Thanks

Definitely say 'Fully Qualified' and give details of what you are qualified in and what your specialities are. Do you do anything that is new to the market or new to your area? That can be a great way to catch someones attention. I think if you are new then you should probably have some kind of introductory offer? It doesn't have to be a huge discount - maybe 2 treatments and £5 off? Or recommend a friend scheme? People are looking for bargains and value for money at the moment.

Best of luck with it.

 

[Lipstick-Jungle]

Marketing campaigns are investments. And like any smart investment, they need to be measured, monitored and compared to other investments so that you know you’re spending your money wisely.

Your flyer needs a call to action, so that you can measure your Return on that particular marketing investment. Sending out a tonne of flyers is great for your business but understanding how to fit that cost into your marketing budget and more importantly how to measure its effectiveness will be even Better for your business in the longer term. There's no point spending your hard earned cash on marketing efforts that aren't profiting your business.

Why not keep your flyer simple with just your business name, number and web address. Put an amazing "New Client" offer (that's your call to action) on there with a link to your website, which will have all your professional info, instead of cluttering your flyer.....If your offer is enticing enough, people will go to your website for a nosey.....hope that helps......

Jx