A Marketing Letterhead That Feels Like a Campaign
Marketing firms sell ideas, so their letters need to look lively. This page uses a large navy circle at the top, small yellow bubbles around it, a dashed border and a yellow circle that holds a QR code. It feels friendly and energetic, which suits a marketing consultancy, a digital agency, a promotions company or a freelance campaign manager writing to clients and partners.
The Navy Circle and Yellow Bubbles
The page is 8.5 x 11 inches, portrait, one page. The navy circle holds the logo, and yellow and white bubbles drift beside it. The two colours contrast strongly, so the logo area is the first thing a reader sees. Click the logo and choose Replace Image to add yours. A white or yellow logo works best inside the navy circle.
A Dashed Border Instead of a Solid Frame
A dashed line runs around the page, close to the edge. Dashes look like a coupon or a cut here line, which gives the page a lively, promotional feel. It also keeps the layout open. The border is part of the design, so keep your text inside it and leave a small gap on each side.
The Yellow Circle With the QR Code
In the footer, a yellow circle holds a QR code. For a marketing firm this is the most useful detail: link it to a portfolio, a case study, a booking calendar or a landing page. Replace the sample image with your own code, print one copy and scan it with two different phones before sending out a batch.
The Contact Lines and Social Handles
Next to the circle you will find the address, the phone numbers, the email, the website and the three handles /fbhandle, /twitterhandle and /LinkedInpage. These lines are text and editable. Marketing people live on social platforms, so a correct handle matters more here than on a conventional page.
Ref. No and Date for Campaign Work
The Ref. No and Date line suits campaign letters. A reference like the client code and a quarter, for example ACME Q3, ties a letter to a project. It helps when a client forwards a letter to a colleague and asks about it a month later.
Letters That Suit This Design
- Proposals for a social media or advertising plan.
- Letters of engagement that set out scope and fees.
- Monthly report cover letters.
- Partnership requests to influencers and publishers.
- Thank you letters after a successful launch.
Editing Notes for the Yellow Details
The text can be changed freely. The circle, the bubbles and the border are graphics, and they keep their colours. If your brand is green or red, choose a logo that sits well on navy, and let the yellow stay as an accent.
Printing and Sending a Colourful Page
This letterhead uses plenty of colour, so a colour laser or a print shop is a better choice than a draft mode on an inkjet. If most letters go by email, a PDF export keeps the dashed border sharp. Check the QR code in the exported file, not only on screen in the editor.
For a plainer design, see the business letterhead. For another agency page, try the creative agency letterhead. A role based option is the marketing analyst letterhead. More are in letterheads.
