Is this an okay way to advertise for more work around town/build

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>>299340
Woops, put a huge resolution up. Here's smaller

>>299341
poster looks good, and that is an effective way to scoop up extra small time jobs here and there.

I'try being more descriptive about what they are getting for those prices. Your current descriptions leave too much room for interpretation, which could lead to unwarranted pricing/time disputes with customers.

>buttons
are these full color or 1 color at that price?

>T-Shirts
I don't know where you are getting your shirts printed, but shirts are typically printed via silk screening. You might want to base your design prices for shirts by color... so maybe say "Designs for $20 per color"

>Flyers
Are these for just the design of the flyers or printing or both? explain that.
also limit your pricing to a specific size for each flyer. Obviously the larger the flyer, the more space for content, which means more work for you... you dont want them hold you to that pricing if you have to do 4x the work you were planning.

I'd also add your contact info above the tear away portion. that way if the tear aways are gone, people can still see your info.

good luck anon

>>299340
Very game posting your name and contact info on this site my man.