Creating coupons/ Pictures

[sparkerauto]

What are you guys using to create coupons and deals for your shop ? Is there a software that can be bought to create automotive specific coupons ? Also looking to see how to make professional looking pictures with shop logo and what not on them. Thank you!

[Alex]

A few online resources to create coupons and are relatively easy to use:

https://spark.adobe.com/make/coupon-maker/

https://www.canva.com/create/coupons/

https://www.couponler.com/

 

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[JustTheBest]

Hi sparkerauto! If you're using Microsoft Office, you may already have MS Publisher. You'll have access to a bunch of templates and things in the program - plus access to other online resources. Can I ask... what type of coupon are you creating?? By that, I mean... is it going to be a stand alone coupon (full page) or "postcard size"? The big problem is that there's 100's of ways to create them. With respect to pictures/logo, etc., that can get a little more complicated. Again, depending on what you're trying to do. The real good programs like Photoshop, Corel etc. have a rather long learning curve. We use them all - but we do a lot of that type of stuff. 

Hope this helps!

Matthew Lee
"The Car Count Fixer"
Grow your car count, income and profit at Car Count Hackers on YouTube!

[autoguy]

You can use MS word also...see video

 

[JustTheBest]

That's right! You can use Word to do this. The only caution I have is that Word may not be as accurate as you want for spacing of several coupons on a page. As an example, it you visit your local office supplier (or staples) - here's a sample of what I'm talking about https://www.staples.com/Staples-Inkjet-Business-Cards-2-x-3-1-2-Matte-White-250-Cards/product_610381?akamai-feo=off (That's NOT affiliate or sponsored link) you can create good looking cards. 

So if I were doing it in MS Word, I would set it up - then "TEST" it with plain paper to check the spacing. But the short answer is YES, you can use MS Word. And if you you've got the entire suite of MS products, MS Publisher may be a better choice. 

Hope this helps!

Matthew
"The Car Count Fixer"

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