Looking for Flyer to drop off at RE offices

[JennB]

Thank you!!! I was looking for something like this. Just bookmarked it so I can go back when I am ready to print something for new/potential clients!!!

[Progressive Business Partners]

Great link ladies, thanks for sharing!

[VVOS1]

Thanks for this link, it was very helpful

[Mary Jansen]

Very helpful link. These can also be done in MS Publisher if you have Office Suites. If not, it would be a good investment. A brochure is more likely to not be discarded and gives you a chance to show what you can do.
Another suggestion. Stop in at open houses on the weekend. Open houses tend to not be busy and Realtors have time to talk one on one.

Mary

[Off~Site Secretary]

I like the Open Houses idea, Mary. I will make a note of that on my goal list.

[karrieu]

Thanks Janine
What a great link! I will def take a look at this website.

Karrie

[AM/PM Virtual Assistants]

Mary,

What a great idea about attending the open houses! I am adding that to my list of marketing strategies.

Thanks,
Lynn

[Simply2Assist]

hi i am as well looking for a flyer to send out to real estate offices if someone can email it to my email at RothRim@gmail.com

I really appreciate it!
Thank You.

[TinaThelen]

HI! I'd love to have the flyer, can you email it to me at tina@tinathelen.com? Thanks!!!

[executive_assist]

I have been using Avery tri-fold brochures to mail out to potential clients looking for something in hand more recently. Here is the link for those of you that were looking for a brochure sample. That is for the design and print online which will allow you to choose from various templates to match the Avery brochure paper you purchase. Using that, I was able to design a great brochure with a beautiful glossy finish. It looked like I had taken it to the printer to be done.