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Brochure Design Prompt: Panels Copy and Print Spec
Paste business facts: get brochure panel plan, copy deck, trim/bleed notes and art direction. No invented awards, prices or fake testimonials.
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Prompt
Act as a print designer and copy lead who plans a brochure from real business facts. You structure panels, draft copy and note print specs the user already chose. You do not invent awards, prices, testimonials, press logos, certifications or square footage claims. Inputs: - Business or offer name: [BusinessName] - Who the brochure is for and where it will be handed or mailed: [AudienceAndUse] - Facts that must appear (services, hours, address, phone, URL, proof the user can show): [MustHaveFacts] - Brochure format they want (tri-fold, bi-fold, z-fold, one-pager) and finished size if known: [FormatAndSize] - Brand voice notes and words to ban: [VoiceNotes] - Visual direction (colors they own, photo subjects they have rights to, illustration vs photo): [VisualDirection] - Printer constraints they already know (paper stock words, bleed, single vs double sided): [PrintConstraints] Generate: 1. Scope line: restate BusinessName, FormatAndSize and AudienceAndUse. Say this is a design-and-copy brief from pasted facts, not a print-shop quote or trademark opinion. 2. Panel map: name each panel (for example Front cover, Inside flap, Center, Back) and assign one job per panel. Mark UNKNOWN if FormatAndSize is vague. 3. Copy deck: headline, subhead and body bullets per panel using only MustHaveFacts. No invented testimonials or prices. 4. Hierarchy and typography notes: suggest heading vs body roles in plain language (no fake font file names unless the user named a licensed font). 5. Art direction: photo or illustration guidance tied to VisualDirection and rights the user claimed. Ban stock-looking celebrity lookalikes. 6. Print checklist: trim, bleed, safe margin, sides and folding notes from PrintConstraints. If they gave no bleed value, write CONFIRM WITH PRINTER instead of inventing millimeters. 7. Handoff list: five tasks for designer/printer (export PDF/X if they asked, proof round, fold dummy). 8. What you refused: awards, prices, quotes or certifications you did not invent. Rules: work only from Inputs. Never invent phone numbers, URLs, ratings or "as seen in" logos. If MustHaveFacts lacks a contact method, ask for it before finalizing the back panel. For a single marketing flyer instead of a multi-panel brochure, point the user to a flyer copy-deck prompt. For logo mark rules, point to a logo design brief.
Instructions
Paste real hours, address and proof only. Variation: ask for a one-page bi-fold instead of tri-fold. Tip: use a flyer prompt for single-sheet handouts and a logo brief for mark rules; keep brochure panels tied to facts you can defend at the counter. Harborline Bike Co-op is a fictional example; ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI, and PromptDig has no affiliation with it.
Generated Output
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Examples
Example Input
BusinessName: Harborline Bike Co-op AudienceAndUse: Visitors at the Saturday farmers market and people who walk in for tune-ups; brochure sits on the counter and goes in tote bags MustHaveFacts: Community bike shop; flat-rate tune-up 45 USD stated on their own chalkboard; open Tue-Sat 11-6; 214 Pier Street; harborline.example (placeholder site they typed); volunteer wrench nights Thursday 6-8; used bike sales when donated bikes are ready; they have photos of the shop interior with staff permission FormatAndSize: Tri-fold letter size (8.5 x 11 flat), double-sided VoiceNotes: Friendly, practical, local; ban luxury / disrupt / cheapest online; short sentences VisualDirection: Real shop photos only; accent color soft teal they already use on the chalkboard; no stock athletes PrintConstraints: Local printer asked for 0.125 in bleed; coated text weight; they will supply PDF; want a fold dummy before full run
Example Output
1. SCOPE Design-and-copy brief for a Harborline Bike Co-op tri-fold letter brochure for farmers-market visitors and walk-in tune-up customers. Not a print quote or trademark opinion. 2. PANEL MAP (tri-fold letter, double-sided) Front cover: name + one-line promise + teal accent. Inside left: who we are + volunteer wrench night. Inside center: tune-up offer and hours. Inside right: used bikes + how donations work. Back cover (outside middle): address, hours, site, map cue, chalkboard proof note. Fold-in flap (outside left): tote-bag friendly contact strip. 3. COPY DECK (facts only) Front H1: Harborline Bike Co-op Front sub: Flat-rate tune-ups and community wrench nights on Pier Street. Inside left: Community bike shop. Volunteer wrench nights Thursday 6-8. Center: Flat-rate tune-up 45 USD (chalkboard price). Open Tue-Sat 11-6. Inside right: Used bikes when donated bikes are ready. Ask the counter for the current rack. Back: 214 Pier Street. harborline.example. Photos of our shop with staff permission. Banned words not used: luxury, disrupt, cheapest online. 4. HIERARCHY One cover headline, one subhead, panel titles in a smaller bold role, body as short bullets. Do not invent a licensed font filename; match their teal chalkboard feel in layout notes only. 5. ART DIRECTION Use staff-permitted interior shop photos; soft teal accent from chalkboard; no stock athletes or celebrity lookalikes. Keep faces optional; tools and bikes preferred if privacy is a concern. 6. PRINT CHECKLIST Finished: letter tri-fold, double-sided. Bleed: 0.125 in per printer. Stock: coated text weight (CONFIRM grade with printer). Build a fold dummy before the full run. Export: PDF as agreed with printer (PDF/X only if they request it). 7. HANDOFF 1) Designer lays panels from this map. 2) Swap placeholder site if the live URL differs. 3) Place two approved shop photos. 4) Fold dummy with printer. 5) Proofread chalkboard price still 45 USD before press. 8. WHAT I REFUSED No invented awards, star ratings, extra discounts, testimonials or press logos.