Making your service flyer work
Cleaners, gardeners, handymen and dog walkers win customers street by street, and a service flyer is how a household finds a number to call. It has to explain the service in a line and make booking the obvious next step.
What to write on it
- Name the service in plain words, then the area you cover.
- Add what sets you apart: insured, eco products, same-week bookings, or a first visit discount.
- Give one way to book, written large, whether that is a phone number, a text line or a website.
One tip
Tear-off strips are old-fashioned for a reason: a flyer pinned on a community board loses its number to the first person who takes it. Ask your printer about adding them, or print a stack of small copies.
What you get
- Made at 148 × 210 mm.
- A CMYK print PDF with bleed and crop marks, ready for any print shop.
- Flyers come in A5, A4, A6, US Letter and Half Letter.
- Two AI designs from your words, logo and colours; preview free, $3.99 for the one you keep.
- What should a cleaning service flyer include?
- The services you offer, the neighbourhoods you cover, what makes you trustworthy, and how to book, with the phone number large enough to read from a step back.
- Does the service flyer work for other trades?
- Yes. Change the words and the illustration idea during setup; the layout suits any home service.
