How to design a commercial cleaning flyer

If you choose to do it yourself try to be as professional as possible or have someone do it for you.

Although I would suggest that you have it down professionally.


Keep it SIMPLE and do not 'over crowd' the page, too had to read. And please will want to read it quickly;

Name of your company, phone number (contact number), insured, experience, etc.

Hi, carter777!

I agree wioth Stringer here. Simple is best.

What type of cleaning would this be concerning, please?

Thanks!

And make sure the spelling and punctuation and grammar are PERFECT!

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

And make sure the spelling and punctuation and grammar are PERFECT!

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And wouldn't you know it I miss spelled a word... "import" I meant 'Important of course, but I caught it.

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Originally Posted by Stringer

And wouldn't you know it I miss spelled a word..."import" I meant 'Important of course, but I caught it.

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And "miss spelled" is actually "misspelled." (But I still love you anyway.)

If someone can't use good English, I won't let him/her clean my house or office. I figure they'd be just as sloppy.

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And "miss spelled" is actually "misspelled." (But I still love you anyway.)

If someone can't use good English, I won't let him/her clean my house or office. I figure they'd be just as sloppy.

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Damn! And spell check didn't catch it. I try so hard WG... so hard... :) Love you too.

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Damn! And spell check didn't catch it. I try so hard WG.....so hard... :) Love ya too.

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Spell Check wouldn't catch those two words because they aren't misspelled. "Miss" is a correctly spelled word, and "spelled" is correct. Spell Check isn't good enough yet that it can read your mind and know that you really wanted to write "misspelled."

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Spell Check wouldn't catch those two words because they aren't misspelled. "Miss" is a correctly spelled word, and "spelled" is correct. Spell Check isn't good enough yet that it can read your mind and know that you really wanted to write "misspelled."

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And why not?? :) It should be able to at least pick up things/intent from my sentences... another failing device... :D:rolleyes:

EDIT: I just went back and checked all my spelling before I posted... :)

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EDIT: I just went back and checked all my spelling before I posted..... :)

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And you did very well. I'm impressed! Now, if I can get Alty to stop writing comma splices and Ex to stop making words plural with apostrophes, the world will be a much better place.

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And you did very well. I'm impressed! Now, if I can get Alty to stop writing comma splices and Ex to stop making words plural with apostrophes, the world will be a much better place.

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You have a tough job there WG, you will be very busy. Alty and Ex are certainly set in their ways. :)

EDIT: After I clicked 'save', it didn't feel correct... just saying. :rolleyes::D

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You have a tough job there WG, you will be very busy. Alty and Ex are certainly set in their ways. :)

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... and they are very feisty too -- hard to manage.

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...and they are very feisty too -- hard to manage.

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You need a whip, I have one for rent.

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You need a whip, I have one for rent.

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Now YOU are doing a comma splice!! (connecting two complete sentences with a comma and no conjunction)

For shame!

A whip? Hmmmmmmmmm...

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Now YOU are doing a comma splice!!!! (connecting two complete sentences with a comma and no conjunction)

For shame!

A whip? Hmmmmmmmmm.............

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Yeah, her name is Suzy, she is on my office wall at home. (How's that?) :D

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Yeah, her name is Suzy, she is on my office wall at home. (How's that?) :D

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And ANOTHER comma splice??

May Suzy live at my house this weekend? I'll drive over late tonight to pick her up.

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And ANOTHER comma splice???????

May Suzy live at my house this weekend? I'll drive over late tonight to pick her up.

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Surely you do suspect that I am doing that on purpose don't you? :) :eek:

Well I saved Suzy from Alty about a year ago. (period) Suzy seems very happy with me. She would be very lonely without me. :(

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Surely you do suspect that I am doing that on purpose don't you? :) :eek:

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I figured as much, but where's the comma after "purpose"?

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Well I saved Suzy from Alty about a year ago. (period) Suzy seems very happy with me. She would be very lonely without me. :(

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How about a dozen cupcakes as a rental for Suzy for the weekend? Chocolate ones with fudgy chocolate icing? With sprinkles on top?

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I figured as much, but where's the comma after "purpose"?

How about a dozen cupcakes as a rental for Suzy for the weekend? Chocolate ones with fudgy chocolate icing? With sprinkles on top?

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Opps.

Sounds tempting for a beginning offer... :rolleyes::D

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Sounds tempting for a beginning offer... :rolleyes::D

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Beginning offer? I suppose you want to get on the sweet-treat-every-month plan? Caramel brownies in April, snickerdoodles in May, cinnamon-raisin coffeecake in June... and so on. Are you anywhere near C.O.D.