Design an Advertisement for food wholesale

  • Status: Closed
  • Prize: $50
  • Entries Received: 8
  • Winner: doradodo

Contest Brief

I am looking for a poster or brochure to hand out for new business. The poster will have a centre image possibly of a thinking man and then bubbles around with the products we sell, A small text sales copy will also be included (and room for contact details)

"How do you make all those sandwiches, filled rolls, panini’s, bagels, croissants then hot dishes and coffee, all before opening time, so that your food cabinet looks perfect for the very first customer?The answer is simple. Give us a call! As a manufacturer, we can supply you with wholesale, made to order, filled bread products that you would be proud to call your own. We supply major cafes, schools, supermarkets, service stations, sports groups and other companies with wholesome, healthy brunch and lunchtime products, that can be packaged to suit your individual needs. And we deliver!"

All images can be found on www.lunchbites.co.nz aswell as an idea of what we do.
Print quality is a must with final design

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  • InfographicsPoli
    InfographicsPoli
    • 11 years ago

    Is there any chance to change the text you provided? I have a master's in marketing and I'm not ready to work with this...I think you are on a wrong path honestly. The advertisement should be a call for action and not this long, also it should be addressed to your targeted audience( this part should stand out more - major cafes, schools, supermarkets, service stations, sports groups) and point out more clearly that you are a wholesaler. The main parts of your advertisement get lost in such a big text. Most of the people that see this will think you are a sandwich shop and won't bother to read all this text.

    • 11 years ago
    1. uptonboy
      Contest Holder
      • 11 years ago

      thanks for the info, is there anything you could recommend to change

      • 11 years ago
    2. uptonboy
      Contest Holder
      • 11 years ago

      its my fathers business just helping him out

      • 11 years ago
  • sultansadiq
    sultansadiq
    • 11 years ago

    sir i have better concept of what you described in brief. different from all so will you accept that if i upload it

    • 11 years ago
    1. uptonboy
      Contest Holder
      • 11 years ago

      may i look

      • 11 years ago
  • miguelpppires
    miguelpppires
    • 11 years ago

    i agree with this guy -> @InfographicsPoli. I've seen some new entries so i'll say this again, carefully with the resolution of the images used..... images you find online are mostly at 72 dpi, and 300dpi is a requirement for a good print quality... otherwise it will look awful when printed....

    • 11 years ago
  • miguelpppires
    miguelpppires
    • 11 years ago

    Could you please rate the entires so we know what style you are looking for? do you have any references?

    • 11 years ago
    1. miguelpppires
      miguelpppires
      • 11 years ago

      I would also like to point out that most images taken from the internet are at 72dpi, therefore their print quality is extremely low, designers make sure you are using 300dpi images if not vectors.

      • 11 years ago
  • VVICK
    VVICK
    • 11 years ago

    Hi, Working on it, Will submit ASAP

    • 11 years ago
    1. uptonboy
      Contest Holder
      • 11 years ago

      thanks

      • 11 years ago

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