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¿Cómo hago un flyer que SÍ traiga clientes en 2026?

InterGlobal Team

February 5, 2026 10 min read

Creating Client-Attracting Flyers in 2026

Do you ever feel like your flyers end up in the trash before anyone even glances at them? You're not alone. In 2026, with digital information overload, standing out in the physical world is more challenging than ever. But don't worry, a good flyer is still a powerful tool! You just need to know how to create one that truly works.

At InterGlobal, a digital agency in Dallas, we've helped many local businesses design impactful flyers. We're sharing what we've learned. It's not just about aesthetics; it's about strategy, psychology, and a touch of creativity.

80% of consumers prefer print advertising for local businesses

Understanding Your Audience in 2026

Before you even open Photoshop or Canva, ask yourself: who am I trying to reach? You can't design an effective flyer if you don't know your target audience. What interests them? What motivates them? What problems do they have that your business can solve?

For example, if you're promoting a new gym in Frisco, your flyer should speak to people concerned about their health and well-being, who are looking for a community and tangible results. The design, language, and offer should reflect those needs.

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Evolving Landscape

People are bombarded with advertising more than ever. Attention spans are shorter. Generic strategies no longer work. You need to be hyper-specific and relevant.

Flyer Design: Beyond the Pretty

An attractive design is crucial, but it's not everything. Your flyer must be legible, clear, and concise. Here are some key principles:

Visual Hierarchy

The most important information should stand out. Use font sizes, colors, and strategic placement to guide the reader's eye.

White Space

Don't saturate the flyer with information. White space helps the design breathe and facilitates reading.

High-Quality Images

A picture is worth a thousand words. Use professional photos or illustrations that capture the essence of your brand.

Legible Typography

Choose fonts that are easy to read, even from a distance. Avoid overly ornate or small fonts.

Clear Call to Action

What do you want people to do after reading the flyer? Visit your website, call by phone, use a QR code? Make the call to action obvious and attractive.

Pro Tip: Use design tools like Canva or Adobe Express to create professional flyers, even if you're not an expert designer.

Copywriting That Converts: Words That Sell

The text of your flyer is as important as the design. It should be persuasive, concise, and focused on the benefits for the customer. Instead of simply listing features, explain how your product or service will improve their life.

For example, instead of saying "We have yoga classes," say "Relax, reduce stress, and improve your flexibility with our yoga classes for all levels."

Use a Catchy Headline

Capture the reader's attention in the first few seconds.

Highlight Key Benefits

What will the customer get by choosing you?

Create a Sense of Urgency

Limited-time offers, exclusive discounts, etc.

Use Clear and Direct Language

Avoid jargon and complicated words.

Watch Out: Don't use clichés or generic phrases. Be original and authentic.

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Proofread

Always double check your copy for spelling and grammar errors. One mistake can damage your credibility.

The Importance of QR Codes in 2026

In 2026, the QR code is an essential tool for connecting the physical world with the digital one. Include a QR code on your flyer that directs users to your website, a specific landing page, a contact form, or even a promotional video. This makes it easy for potential customers to get more information and take action immediately.

Make sure the QR code is easy to scan and that the landing page is optimized for mobile devices. And most importantly, make sure it works! There's nothing more frustrating than a broken QR code.

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Personalized Experiences

It's no longer enough to have a QR code that leads to the main page of your website. People are looking for personalized experiences. Consider using dynamic QR codes that allow you to track performance and adapt the content according to the user.

Strategic Distribution: Don't Waste Your Money

A well-designed flyer is useless if no one sees it. Think carefully about where you're going to distribute your flyers to reach your target audience. Some options include:

Mailboxes

Distribute flyers in residential areas near your business.

Points of Sale

Place flyers in stores, restaurants, cafes, and other businesses that your potential customers frequent.

Local Events

Distribute flyers at fairs, festivals, and other community events.

Collaborations

Partner with other businesses to distribute flyers in their locations.

Hand Delivery

Distribute flyers directly to people in high-traffic areas.

Local tip: In Dallas, consider distributing flyers in areas like the Design District if your business focuses on design or art. If your audience is younger, Deep Ellum might be a good option. For families, think of Plano or Frisco.

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Sustainability Matters

People are more aware of the environment. Consider using recycled paper or printing your flyers at a printer that has sustainable practices. You can also offer a digital version of the flyer to reduce paper waste.

Measuring Success: Is Your Flyer Working?

It is essential to measure the performance of your flyers to know if they are generating results. Here are some ways to do it:

Unique Discount Codes

Offer a discount code exclusive to people who present the flyer.

Trackable QR Codes

Use a dynamic QR code that allows you to track how many people scanned it.

Ask Your Customers

Ask your new customers how they found out about your business.

Analyze Web Traffic

See if there is an increase in traffic to your website after distributing the flyers.

With this information, you can adjust your strategy and improve the performance of your future flyers.

"Creativity without strategy is called art. Creativity with strategy is called advertising."

— Jef I. Richards

Examples of Successful Flyers in 2026

For inspiration, here are some examples of flyers that are working well in 2026:

Minimalist Flyers: Clean and simple designs with a clear message and a direct call to action.
Interactive Flyers: Flyers that incorporate elements of augmented reality or games to attract the reader's attention.
Personalized Flyers: Flyers that adapt to the potential customer's profile, using data such as their location or interests.
Flyers with Storytelling: Flyers that tell a story that connects with the reader on an emotional level.

The key is to experiment and find what works best for your business and your target audience.

Key Takeaways

Know your audience: Design the flyer with their needs and interests in mind.
Attractive Design: Create a design that is appealing, readable, and has a clear visual hierarchy.
Persuasive Copy: Write compelling text that highlights the benefits for the customer.
Include a QR Code: Connect the physical world with the digital one.
Strategic Distribution: Distribute your flyers strategically to reach your target audience.
Measure Performance: Track the results to know if your flyers are effective.

Ready to discuss your flyer design? Contact us - we'll be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to design a professional flyer?

The cost of designing a professional flyer can vary depending on the complexity of the design, the designer's experience, and the agency. At InterGlobal, we offer different packages that fit your budget. Prices generally range from 0 to

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What size should a flyer be?

The most common size for a flyer is 8.5 x 11 inches (letter size), but you can also use other sizes such as 5.5 x 8.5 inches (half letter size) or 4 x 6 inches (postcard size). The ideal size will depend on the amount of information you want to include and where you are going to distribute it.

What kind of paper should I use to print my flyers?

The type of paper you use to print your flyers will depend on your budget and the look you want to achieve. Coated paper is a good option for flyers with color images, as it offers good print quality and a glossy finish. Matte paper is more suitable for flyers with a lot of text, as it is easier to read. You can also consider using recycled paper to show your commitment to the environment.

How can I make sure my flyer is accessible to people with visual impairments?

To ensure that your flyer is accessible to people with visual impairments, use large, easy-to-read fonts, offer sufficient contrast between the text and the background, and avoid using colors that are difficult to distinguish. You can also include a description of the image in alternative text or provide an audio version of the flyer via a QR code.

How far in advance should I start designing my flyers?

It is advisable to start designing your flyers at least 2-3 weeks in advance to allow enough time to review the design, print the flyers, and distribute them. If you have an event or promotion with a deadline, be sure to start even earlier.

What flyer design trends are on the rise in 2026?

In 2026, we are seeing an increase in minimalist designs, the use of vibrant colors and gradients, the incorporation of 3D elements and augmented reality, and the use of custom illustrations. The key is to create a design that is attractive, relevant, and that reflects your brand identity.

Is it better to design my flyers myself or hire a professional?

If you have design skills and time, you can design your flyers yourself using tools like Canva or Adobe Express. However, if you want to make sure your flyer looks professional and meets your marketing goals, it is advisable to hire a professional designer or a design agency like InterGlobal.

What should I do if my flyer is not generating the results I expected?

If your flyer is not generating the results you expected, review your design, your text, and your distribution strategy. Make sure your flyer is attractive, relevant, and reaching your target audience. You can also try different versions of the flyer to see which one works best. If you need help, don't hesitate to contact us.

InterGlobal Team

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