


The only brochure that leave a strong impression in my mind- Volkswagen brochure. It is a "Green Guts" brochure that illustrating benefits of Jetta TDI and clean diesel.
Firstly, the headline "green guts" is attractive as it's short and clear enough to convey the message as well as USP of the car. The colour was mainly in green and white, which indicating green concept. Same application goes to the leaf shape design of brochure. As an audience, i was thinking " is this an environmental friendly car?" when the first glance without flipping over the brochure Other than that, the application of the colour and also the design of the brochure were also very appropriate in terms of conveying the message and eye-catching. It is able to direct audience to the message of the brochure by combining these elements-- The car is environmental friendly.
Besides the designing elements, it also provided the benefits of the car in an understanding and interesting way. Instead of directly pursuing audience to buy their car, they provided the "tips" on how to pick a good green car such as price, consumption, performance and others. All of these information were in bullet point form with a detail description. Hence, it create a sense of caring towards the customers and arousing the curiosity and promoting their product at the same time.
Overall, the design and the 3 headlines in the brochure which is "green guts", "tips on buying green car" and also "clean diesel" were quite interesting as well as attention grabbing. This is because of the understanding of consumer behaviour, Volkswagen knows how to get people attention by taking advantage of the human interest.
written by,
Ng Zhee Jing
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