Communication kit

Print, display, get people reporting.

A single report goes unnoticed. Dozens of reports, in the same place and at the same time, make visible a nuisance that people often endure in silence. These posters and flyers are designed so that your neighbours discover Odour.Live where they go every day.

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Choose your materials

Click on a visual to enlarge it, then download it in high definition. Each one includes a QR code and the odour.live address: all you have to do is print them. The current materials are in French.

“Une odeur ? Je signale.” — flyer with tear-off strips (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 1.1 MB

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“Can you smell it too?” (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 1.1 MB

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“Your experience counts!” (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 1.3 MB

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“You can't see an odour, but you can report it!” (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 1.1 MB

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“Odours fade. Reports remain.” (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 1.1 MB

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“Smell something? Report it.” (in French)

A4/A3 portrait · 937 KB

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Where to share them?

Wherever your neighbours go every day

Just ask for permission: most shopkeepers are happy to put up a poster about the quality of life in the neighbourhood, especially when they are affected by the odours too.

Local shops

Bakery, pharmacy, newsagent, grocery store, hairdresser: a poster near the till or in the shop window.

Town hall and public places

Municipal notice board, library, village hall, community centre.

Waiting rooms

Doctor's surgery, physiotherapist, vet: places where people take the time to read.

Letterboxes

The flyer with tear-off strips fits in the letterboxes of your street or can be put up in your building's entrance hall.

Meetings and events

Public meeting, market, street party, association general meeting: a few flyers on a table are enough.

Online

Share the visuals in your neighbourhood's Facebook and WhatsApp groups, or in your group's newsletter.

Printing tips

For a sharp result

  • The visuals are in A4 portrait format and high definition: print them on A4, or on A3 for a shop window.
  • Choose your printer's “Fit to page” option so that the QR code is not cropped.
  • Test the QR code with your phone before printing a whole batch.
  • For the flyer with tear-off strips, cut the strips at the bottom: everyone leaves with the address.