A quiz night poster, without the question marks.
The Crown runs a quiz every Tuesday. The poster on the board and the post in the local group need the day, the time, the fee and the prize. Every pub quiz poster on earth has a pile of question marks on it; this one has a pint.
What the owner typed
Why it works
- Fee and prize are the feature line. That is what people actually ask.
- One object: the pint. No brain icons, no question marks, no lightbulbs.
- Same poster prints for the board and posts as a square and a story for the pub's page.
Questions
What should be on a quiz night poster?
Day and start time, the venue, the entry fee, the prize, team size and how to book. Leave out question marks and clip art; they make the poster busier without bringing in more teams.
How big should a quiz night poster be?
A3 (297 × 420 mm) for the pub door or a notice board, A4 for a window. For Facebook and Instagram a 1080 × 1080 px square, for stories 1080 × 1920 px. You get all of them from one sentence.
Can I change the text afterwards?
Yes: change the details on the Check-it screen and make it again. If you want to move every element by hand, a template editor like Canva is the better tool; this is for when you do not want to design.
Is it free?
The preview is free, and your first poster is free without signing in, in every format, with a small "Made with actualtaste.com" in the corner. Sign in and the next one is free too, without it. After that one poster costs 49 kr (about €5 or $5).
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