Illinois workNet® makes marketing simple! Save time and money by using our outreach materials. These materials convey a professional image and are customizable, so you may include local services.
All Local Workforce Innovation Boards and Areas (WIOAs), partner organizations, and community partners have access to outreach materials (Download the full listing of what is available for partners here). Also, don't forget to link to Illinois workNet® social media. That way, we can also follow you and share our activities across the network of customers, employers, and partners! You can find links to our social media pages in the footer of this website. 
Before using our outreach materials, read our Graphics Guidelines to ensure you are using the Illinois workNet® logo correctly. Remember that Illinois workNet® is a Registered Trademark.
Also take into account the Department of Labor guidelines regarding the new Illinois workNet® American Job Center logos. A summary of these guidelines can be found here.
We provide a large amount of outreach materials, so it's important to narrow it down and select the ones you need. Here are a few steps for making your selection:
1. Identify your audience.
2. Select and customize materials. Be sure to read our Graphics Guidelines before you begin to customize. Also remember to proof thoroughly to find those subtle typos. Customizable materials include:
3. For WIOA-funded publications, add this standard disclaimer to the footer:
4. In addition, all Illinois workNet® materials should have this disclaimer:
5. Distribute the materials.
Note: Be sure to review the Proofing and Printing Checklist before ordering or printing outreach materials.
In some cases, there are multiple file formats for materials. Below is a description of these differences and their respective uses:
Here is a listing of all Outreach Materials.
Note: Some of these items have customizable templates. You may insert your organization's address information and logo in the designated areas ("Your Logo Here", "1234 Main Street, Anytown, IL", and so forth). The customizable items are not ready for distribution until you include the information in the appropriate fields.
The items below contain designs of miscellaneous materials that your organization may want to consider acquiring. If this is the case, you will want to send the Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) files to a printer with dimensions of your choosing.