Since there is no standard publishing format for a pamphlet or brochure, citation elements might be found on the:
- First- or last-fold
- Cover (front or back)
- Title page or first page
- Referring Web page
Since there is no standard publishing format for a pamphlet or brochure, citation elements might be found on the:
How does it fit with the purpose and goals of this group?
Tip: Search [link:URL] to see who refers to this information and what they say.
How does this source fit?
Follow the trail of evidence to see who is quoted or what is referenced:
Why is the purpose of this publication?
How does the organization’s purpose affect the presentation or omission of information?
This informal medium enables rapid publishing of brief information in an attractive format that can quickly and economically be revised.
The length and format of a pamphlet or brochure is a less substantial than a book. Characteristically, it contains:
Is this word in the title or description?
A pamphlet or brochure is “nonperiodical,” that is, not published on a regular schedule like a magazine or journal.
It is often posted online as a PDF so that it will print attractively.