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How do you cite an online brochure in MLA?
Structure to follow to cite an online pamphlet in MLA format: Author’s Last Name, First Name or Organization That Created the Pamphlet. Pamphlet Title. Publisher,* Publication Date, URL.
How do you cite a brochure or pamphlet?
List the author (usually an organization rather than an individual), the year of publication, the title in italics, “Brochure” (or “Pamphlet”) in square brackets, and the name of the publisher. Omit the publisher name if it was already listed as author. Organization Name. (Year).
The APA citation (for a pamphlet or brochure with no author or place of publication listed) will look like the following example: Title of brochure [Pamphlet]. (Year). N.P.: Publisher.
What information is needed when citing a brochure?
Information required for a reference to a brochure or pamphlet includes:
- Author or corporate author.
- Date of publication.
- Title.
- City or location of publisher.
- Publisher.
How do you cite a source in a brochure?
Use the following structure to cite a pamphlet in MLA format: Last name, First name of the author or Organization responsible for the creation of the pamphlet. Title of the Pamphlet. Publisher*, date of publication, URL (remove http:// or https://).
How do you reference a brochure?
Publisher city, State Abbreviation OR Publisher City, Country: Author. To cite the pamphlet/brochure in-text, use the corporate author, the year the work was published (or “n.d.” if a date isn’t available), and page numbers for a multi-page work or paragraph numbers: (Author, year, p./para. X).
What are the types of brochure?
What are the Different Types of Brochures?
- Half-Fold. This type of brochure is often compared to booklets.
- Tri-Fold. In this case, the name is self-explanatory.
- Z-Fold. The form of this brochure looks like a zig-zag.
- Gate-Fold.
- Double Gate Fold.
- Double Parallel Fold.
- Accordion Fold.
- Roll Fold.