FW: On-line Brochure

["Paula Puffer" <papuffer -at- psquareddoc -dot- com>]

Bonita:

PDF works well for delivering online brochures. The non-profit health
organization I work with did a delivery of 3 brochures using PDF. It was a
lifesaver when we received coverage in Woman's Day last year. We had between
6 and 10K women downloading information from our web site so we saved a huge
amount in postage. We're utilizing them again next month when we get some
more coverage. If you'd like to see how we have this set up visit.

http://www.pcosupport.org/support/booklets.php

Paula Puffer
papuffer -at- psquareddoc -dot- com


Bonita Wrote:

I have just been asked to put together an online brochure that can be
accessed from a web site.  I guess I could include the same information that
is found on the site, but it would be in a format that could be printed; but
basically I am at a loss for what I should include (no one knows what they
want, except that it should be creative) and what medium should I use?  I
thought of creating a .pdf but, I am not sure.  Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.  (Don't you just love tasks that you really have no
idea what you are to do. :-)

TIA,

Bonita



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