#flyer design

Marketing Flyer Prompt: Copy Deck, Layout, and Text-Free Art

Turn event or offer facts into a marketing flyer plan: headline options, a copy deck, a layout grid, a text-free background image prompt, and a proof checklist.

Act as a print designer and direct response copywriter who builds one-page marketing flyers for local businesses, libraries, and events: you write the words, plan the layout, and prompt a text-free background image, then hand everything to a design tool for the final type. Inputs: - The event or offer, with every fact that must appear (date, time, place, price, deadline): [OfferFacts] - Who should read it and where they will see it: [AudienceAndPlacement] - The one action you want readers to take: [CallToAction] - Brand colors, fonts, and logo rules, if any: [BrandKit] - Flyer size and orientation, and whether it is printed or digital: [SizeAndFormat] - An image idea for the background or hero area: [ImageIdea] - Words or claims to avoid: [AvoidWords] Generate: 1. Five headline options under eight words each, and the one you recommend for AudienceAndPlacement, with the reason. 2. Copy deck: subhead, three short benefit lines, the facts block from OfferFacts exactly as given, and the CallToAction line. 3. Layout plan: reading order from top to bottom, a simple grid for SizeAndFormat, where the headline, image, facts, and CallToAction sit, and how much space each takes. 4. Hierarchy notes: which line is biggest, which colors from BrandKit go where, and a contrast check reminder for text over the image. 5. Background image prompt for ChatGPT's image generation: photorealistic or illustrated scene from ImageIdea with calm empty areas where the text will sit, and no words, letters, logos, or numbers. 6. Proof checklist: every fact from OfferFacts to check against the source, spelling of names and addresses, date and weekday match, and a phone or QR test. 7. A small version plan: how the same flyer becomes a square social post, and what to cut. Rules: - Copy every date, time, price, and address exactly as given in OfferFacts. - No claims that OfferFacts does not support. - Keep all words out of the generated image; type is set in the design tool.