Brochures come in many styles and layouts. The most common is the tri-fold brochure. However, you should free to choose a different layout depending on the information you are providing.  Now that you have a topic narrowed down, you can begin writing copy. Pay attention to how many sections you need. Create an outline to help you discover how much room you'll need. In a typical tri-fold brochure, a piece of landscape paper is divided into 6 sections. Sections 2, 3, and 4 are your inside sections and usually contain the most valuable information. Section 2 is the inside flap and usually contains broad information with questions and answers. This information compels the reader to believe that the product will be the answer to any problems the reader has. Sections 3, and 4 typically expand and go deeper. These sections explain the information, affirming the reader that a solution is contained within your brochure.   Section 1 is the front cover. This area entices readers to pick up your brochure. It often depicts an image that conjures up positive feelings. The aim of your front flap is to make the reader open your brochure. There should also be a line or two of copy that promises the reader a benefit. Section 5 is the back flap and usually contains testimonials and coupons. Section 6, which is the middle back third, usually contains contact information like a phone number, website, and map. There are plenty of folding types and layouts when it comes to brochures.  Some brochures are more like books or pamphlets. Some include inserts or cutouts. Don’t feel like your brochure has to be a typical tri-fold. The organization of information is essentially the same whatever your layout. The front is used to depict a lifestyle that can be achieved by the product or service within the brochure. The next pages contain answers and offers. And the last sections provide incentives to move forward and contact information. Whatever style or layout you choose, you need to make the most of the physical space. This means finding...

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Pilih tata letak. Manfaatkan ruang kosong di brosur. Gunakan sampul atau panel depan untuk menarik minat pembaca. Pecahkan informasi menjadi beberapa bagian.