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Michigan Brochure Service
449 Century Ave SW
Grand Rapids,
MI
49503
United States
Regions: Central
Phone: (616) 292-5797
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Description
Michigan Brochure Service is one of the largest brochure distributors in Michigan, and has been a successful, family-owned business for more than thirty years. We maintain brochure rack displays in more than 130 high-traffic locations throughout the state.
MBS provides you a cost-effective, reliable and efficient means to promote your business.
You’ll find our racks in:
* Antique Malls
* Chambers of Commerce
* City Halls
* Credit Unions
* Gas Stations
* Hotels
* Libraries
* Restaurants
* Retail Stores
* Sporting Venues
Our territory is a hot spot for travelers and vacationers—thousands see our advertising racks each day, and we make sure that people know that you’re out there, and ready for business.
We'll get your brochures into the hands of your future customers. They’ll know exactly who you are, what you do, where to find you, and how to contact you!
Next time someone stops at an MBS brochure rack, make sure they see you there!
MBS provides you a cost-effective, reliable and efficient means to promote your business.
You’ll find our racks in:
* Antique Malls
* Chambers of Commerce
* City Halls
* Credit Unions
* Gas Stations
* Hotels
* Libraries
* Restaurants
* Retail Stores
* Sporting Venues
Our territory is a hot spot for travelers and vacationers—thousands see our advertising racks each day, and we make sure that people know that you’re out there, and ready for business.
We'll get your brochures into the hands of your future customers. They’ll know exactly who you are, what you do, where to find you, and how to contact you!
Next time someone stops at an MBS brochure rack, make sure they see you there!
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