Flyer for Canadians

[BlueSun]

I created a simple, foldable pamphlet for handing out to people locally, so I thought I'd share it with you guys. I borrowed the e-cig description from electronic-cigz.com (hope you don't mind!), because I thought it described it better than I could. I added info about the forum and gave links to two good suppliers for the M401 and 501 - electronic-cigz and happyvaper.

Let me know if you think I should add or change something. And do print it out and pass it around if you want. That would be cool.

Here's the link to the PDF (update #4 - Added vapesmart.com to dealers!):

http://www.mediafire.com/?lmwk4yzmujg

PS: I am not a designer, so I know it's not impressive.

 

[Nuck]

I created a simple, foldable pamphlet for handing out to people locally, so I thought I'd share it with you guys. I borrowed the e-cig description from electronic-cigz.com (hope you don't mind!), because I thought it described it better than I could. I added info about the forum and gave links to two good suppliers for the M401 and 501 - electronic-cigz and happyvaper.

Let me know if you think I should add or change something. And do print it out and pass it around if you want. That would be cool.

Here's the link to the PDF (update #2 - spelling mistakes!):

Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire

PS: I am not a designer, so I know it's not impressive.

Looks pretty good but if you have to go with only 2 Canadian suppliers, then Vapesmart and Happy Vapor would probably be the best two in terms of popularity, value and price. The 2 you selected don't even sell the 901 or the 801...two extremely popular models.

I'd probably stay away from recommending specific suppliers at all since its far too subjective and the top dogs can change quickly in this market.

 

[Joe81]

we need a vaper march somewhere...get all the canadian vapers in 1 place in 1 day for a big vape to spread the word hehe...with some picket signs to protest the whole bad publicity PV's have been getting...or like some international vape day hehe

 

[mlady]

I'd probably stay away from recommending specific suppliers at all since its far too subjective and the top dogs can change quickly in this market.

i agree 100%.

6 months ago, i blogged about epuffer saying they were "the best" when really, they weren't at all...

smokestik had retail products 5 months ago in the toronto ontario market.
the health canada warning kicked those off the shelves very quickly.

 

[BlueSun]

My reason behind including a list of dealers was to point people in the right direction. I figured that some impulse buyers might otherwise just type "electronic cigarettes" into Google and end up purchasing something from Smoking Everywhere or another company and end up with a bad experience. The 401 and 510, I think, are two models that should provide a good introduction to vaping, and those two dealers are, in my opinion, reputable. I can always alter the list if things should change.

I'll think further about your suggestions, though.

 

[BlueSun]

Hey Nuck,

Due to your suggestion, I added Vapes Mart to the list of suppliers.

 

[Key]

That is great. I will give it to people who are interested, and there are quite a few. Thanks for doing that. PM me if you do web design. I have a friend who needs some help.

K

 

[bg458]

Glad to see Vapes Mart on the flyer, Tim is a real stand up guy.

 

[nojoyet]

It looks great! There's a lot of hard work behind this, Thank you.

 

[mlady]

we need a vaper march somewhere...get all the canadian vapers in 1 place in 1 day for a big vape to spread the word hehe...with some picket signs to protest the whole bad publicity PV's have been getting...or like some international vape day hehe

yes .. i agree!! IVD ~~ shall it be on april 20th?

 

[mlady]

Glad to see Vapes Mart on the flyer, Tim is a real stand up guy.

why not put up ALL the canadian suppliers? did you say somewhere on your pamphlet that canadians should only buy from canadian suppliers?


o and yes, you can tell you put some serious work into it...


good job!

 

[BlueSun]

@Key:

PM me if you do web design. I have a friend who needs some help.

The last time I worked on a web site was around 2000, hand-coded HTML, most of which I've forgot. I wouldn't know where to start today, but I'd have a lot of learning to do!

@mlady:

why not put up ALL the canadian suppliers? did you say somewhere on your pamphlet that canadians should only buy from canadian suppliers?

Yup, I recommended that.

@everybody else:

Thanks for your nice comments. I'd like to say it took me a long time to make, but it only took the better part of an evening, mostly trying to figure out all the fiddly bits in OpenOffice.

 

[BlueSun]

Update #5:

- Made it clear on first page that you can use no nicotine.
- Removed "no other toxic chemicals," because we don't yet know 100%, and tests by the FDA did find some in certain cartridges.

Thanks for your suggestions, you know who.

Link to new PDF:

e-cigflyer.pdf [MediaFire.com]

 

[BlueSun]

Update #6:

- Decided to remove descriptions of models from recommended (for impulse buyers) suppliers list. Less hassle when inventory keeps changing.

Download:

e-cigflyer.pdf [Mediafire.com]

 

[Joe81]

it'd be good to inform ppl what kind of everyday products they can find PG, VG, etc. in...i think it would help some ppl who are curious about whats in the juices...i'm sure ppl would like to know what propylene glycol is, hope that helps...

 

[Key]

I think it would be a great thing for the US too, or even the world...maybe with a link to the model forum and supplier forums.

If you're up for it.

It's a great introduction.

 

[BlueSun]

Those are all good ideas. I may re-write the description, since I did borrow it from electronic-cigz.com. It was originally a personal thing, though why re-invent the wheel? It's been a difficult few days, so I don't feel like doing anything right now. If anybody wants to make their own version, here's the file in OpenDocument Format, which I created in OpenOffice. It should load in Word, too.*

ecig.odt [MediaFire.com]

* Requires the free Sun ODF Plugin for Microsoft Office:
http://www.sun.com/software/star/odf_plugin/index.jsp