0 Home Zero
Flyer styles · v2 · info-dense · 2026-06-16
v2 — the lens, not the logo

Six info-dense flyer directions

Revised on your notes: no wordmark (we're already in Home Zero), denser — each flyer tells the buyer the few things they'd never get from the listing in two seconds — the price stays, with a little lens saying, and the backdrop is now the West Elk Mountains over the orchard valley, not a desert butte.

$425,000Owns Stewart Ditch water Walk to townNon-burnable Room to growHonest price, below county value
What's behind each callout: the facts on these flyers (owned water · walk to town · non-burnable · room to grow) are the market agent's valueFactors for this home — the same reasoning that writes the Brief, compressed to a glance. Every home would get a different flyer because its standout factors differ. (Text is model-baked, so a few labels render rough — judge the direction; production sets real type over the art.)
Field guide flyer
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Field Guide

Annotated like a naturalist's card — four labeled callouts point right at the house. The most information per glance, and it matches the Brief's infographics.

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Botanical flyer
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Botanical

Fact tags tucked among painted apple branches and garden — water, soil, the apple tree. Leans hardest into the grows-food lens.

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WPA poster flyer
03

WPA Poster

West Elk peaks over the orchard valley, a stamped three-fact banner. Place-proud and the most shareable — the screenshot-and-send one.

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Data flyer
04

Data Flyer

Clean modern infographic — big price, three stat blocks with full sentences. The clearest read of the actual facts; most "product".

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Mid-century flyer
05

Mid-Century

Atomic-age fact chips celebrating the home's 1967 vintage. Characterful, warm, a little retro — distinct from anything a brokerage makes.

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Risograph flyer
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Risograph

Two-color zine print, hand-drawn fact callouts. Human and indie — feels made by a person, not a listing service.

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