Grand opening for a neighborhood coffee shop
A new café needs a flyer to drop in 500 mailboxes within a 1-mile radius announcing opening week with a free-drink coupon.
Tier 1 · Content & Marketing · $25 · 1–2 hrs · 3 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
One professionally designed flyer (digital or print-ready) for an event, promotion, or announcement.
You receive a single, polished flyer in both PDF and PNG formats, designed to promote an event, sale, or announcement. The student designs the visual layout, integrates your text and any images you supply, and adjusts text placement up to twice. You get a file ready to print or post digitally within three days.
Event or promotion details (headline, date, time, location, phone/email/URL if applicable), any images or logos you want included, brand colors if you have them, and your preferred format (print-ready 8.5x11 or custom dimensions, or digital-only).
The student selects a template or creates a layout from scratch, places your text and images on the canvas, applies readable typography and visual hierarchy, ensures all elements are aligned, and prepares two file formats. The student incorporates feedback on text repositioning or sizing during the revision window.
One finalized flyer as a PDF (for printing) and PNG (for web/email), both at 300 DPI if print-ready. Files are named clearly and ready to send to a printer or upload immediately.
Your $25 payment stays in escrow until you approve the final flyer files; release only happens when you confirm the design, colors, and text placement meet your expectations.
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No, the scope includes up to two rounds of text placement or sizing adjustments. Additional revisions fall outside this tier. If you need substantial redesign, consider upgrading to a higher-tier project.
The student can use free, royalty-free stock images or basic design elements, but sourcing custom photography or researching specific logos is outside scope. Provide the assets you want included, or confirm that the student can use generic stock imagery.
Yes, the PDF will be print-ready at 300 DPI with bleeds and color profiles set for standard offset or digital printing. You can send it directly to a commercial printer; no additional design work needed.
Standard is 8.5 x 11 inches for letter-size printing. Custom dimensions (e.g., 5 x 7, A5, or square social media format) are acceptable, but specify your intended use when you submit the project so the student designs accordingly.
No, proofreading is your responsibility before approval. Check all text, dates, phone numbers, and URLs carefully during the revision window. Once you approve and escrow releases, the student's work is complete.
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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