One job per leaflet: hierarchy for leave-behinds
Decide the single job of the brochure before you place a single text box. Is it driving demos, announcing a venue opening, explaining a service line, or collecting donations? Every headline and CTA should serve that job. Secondary messages belong in Document Studio follow-ups.
Keep copy short. Brochures fail when they try to be essays. Use tight proof bullets, one clear offer, and contact channels people can act on immediately. If you need five pages of nuance, write the long piece in Document Studio and let the leaflet point to it.
Visual hierarchy should survive a glance across a busy booth. Large headline, readable subhead, restrained body, unmistakable CTA. Brand kit colour can emphasise the CTA without turning the page into a rainbow.