Start with a decision, not decoration
A useful brochure brief names the reader, the decision or action the page should support, and the evidence required before design begins. For this project the audience is readers comparing an organisation, service, destination or offer in more depth. The working objective is to lead the reader through a short, ordered explanation across panels or pages. Write those two statements at the top of the brief and test every proposed section against them. Material that does not help the reader understand, trust or act should be removed, shortened or placed in a secondary channel.