Wellness Center Flyers

A 3.5x8.5 inch strip fits standard counter bowls and card racks at gyms. This size is easy for guests to grab and pocket. Use 100lb gloss cover stock for a durable, premium feel that matches a modern wellness brand. Order 1000 flyers to test multiple partner locations for 3 months.

List only your top 3 core services like float, sauna, and IV therapy. Keep each explanation to 15 words or less with a simple icon. Prospects get overwhelmed by 12 modalities. Use the flyer to drive a single action: book a trial. You can add a QR code linking to your full menu.

No, put the intro package price (e.g., $49 for first visit) instead of membership rates. The flyer goal is a low-commitment trial. Membership pricing belongs on a separate loyalty card or follow-up email. Save membership details for after the prospect tours your center. Approve proof once, then reorder about 1,000 at 3.5x8.5 when the stack runs low.

Yes, gloss 100lb cover works well for modern wellness brands with bright icons and white space. It feels clean and upscale, not rustic. For a holistic or earthy brand, consider uncoated stock with a matte finish. Test 500 flyers on each stock to see which resonates with your local audience.

Use one line: "Float in zero gravity to reset your nervous system." Pair it with a simple icon of a person floating. Keep it under 10 words. The flyer is a teaser, not a textbook. Save detailed benefits for your website or in-person consultation. Print about 1,000 flyers at 3.5x8.5 on 100lb for the next Wellness Center push.

Only if you have a specific holiday or event campaign. Gift cards distract from the intro trial offer. Instead, dedicate a separate 3.5x8.5 flyer for gift cards during Q4. Track redemptions with a unique partner code like "GYM24" to measure which locations drive sales. Keep 3.5x8.5 on 100lb so Wellness Center handouts stay consistent across the next 1,000-piece run.

Print a unique QR code or promo code on each flyer batch for each partner (e.g., "HOTEL10" for hotels, "GYM10" for gyms). Log redemptions in your booking system. Review conversion rates monthly. If a partner delivers fewer than 5 redemptions in 60 days, replace them with a new location.

Yes, but group them under a single headline like "Recovery & Relaxation." Keep icons consistent. For example, list IV therapy (medical) next to sauna (spa) if both are core offers. Avoid mixing clinical language with spa language. Use plain terms: "Hydration boost" instead of "IV nutrient infusion." Approve proof once, then reorder about 1,000 at 3.5x8.5 when the stack runs low.