Marketing Templates

Marketing and Communications

The PCC Marketing Department created these DIY Marketing Templates to give you a jump-start on your project. Each of our templates follow the college’s Brand Identity Standards for logo usage, color palette, and font choice. By utilizing these templates you can be reassured that you’ll be representing the college in a consistent and cohesive way, which will strengthen your message and ensure your audience has a positive experience.

Choose from the following DIY Marketing Templates:

Flyers
Posters
Handout Postcards
Bifold Brochures
Bookmarks
Presentations

Office Nameplate Signs
Org Charts
Email Newsletter
Email Signatures
Email Headers
Letterhead

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How to use the DIY Marketing Templates

Choose a template

To make use of our DIY Marketing Templates click on the file below. The document will open via your Google Drive with “Viewer” permissions. (Please note: You must have a MyPCC account to be able to access these files.)
Save a copy

You will need to save a copy of the document to your personal Google Drive by choosing “Make a copy” from the “File” tab.
Fill in content

Once you’ve saved the file to your personal Google Drive you will be able to place your content and images into the document. (Please note: The Google templates do not convert well to Microsoft documents, and vice versa.)
Distribution

Each DIY template file can be exported as PDFs and printed. To have materials printed, please visit the PCC Print Center.

Quick Brand Guide

Check out our PCC Quick Brand Guide document if you have any questions and want to simply copy and paste HEX code colors and/or font treatments.

Templates

Flyers

We have 7 different layout options. Here are a few examples:

DIY Marketing Template - Flyer Template #1

DIY Marketing Template - Flyer Template #3

DIY Marketing Template - Flyer Template #5

Flyer Templates

Choose from multiple layout options of our 1-page, 8.5” x 11” flyer templates. Click on the “Layout” button in Google Slides to find all of the options.

Posters

We have 5 different layout options. Here are a few examples:

DIY Marketing Template - Poster Template #1

Poster Template

Choose from multiple layout options of our 1-page, 11” x 17” poster templates. Click on the “Layout” button in Google Slides to find all of the options.

Handout Postcards

We have 10 different layout options. Here are a few examples:

DIY Marketing Template - Postcard version 1

DIY Marketing Template - Postcard version 2

DIY Marketing Template - Postcard version 3

Handout Postcard Templates

Choose from multiple layout options of our 2-page, 5.5” x 8.5,” 2-up, handout postcard templates. This template is intended to be cut in half. Click on the “Layout” button in Google Slides to find all of the options.

Bifold Brochures

We have 5 different layout options. Here are a few examples:

DIY Marketing Template - Bi-fold Brochure Template #1

DIY Marketing Template - Bi-fold Brochure Template #3

DIY Marketing Template - Bi-fold Brochure Template #4

Bifold Brochure Templates

Choose from multiple layout options of our 2-page, 8.5” x 11” brochure templates. This template is intended to fold in half. Click on the “Layout” button in Google Slides to find all of the options.

CTE Academic Program Brochure

Use this template as your guide to create a printed brochure that will help promote your career technical education academic program.

CTE Brochure Templates

Create your own CTE brochure, a 2-page, 8.5” x 11” templates. This template is intended to fold in half.

Bookmarks

We have 29 different layout options. Here are a few examples:

DIY Marketing Template - Bookmark version 1

DIY Marketing Template - Bookmark version 2

Bookmark Templates

Choose from multiple layout options of our 2-page, 8.5” x 11,” 4-up, bookmark templates. Click on the “Layout” button in Google Slides to find all of the options.