Sprint chose this mailer to promote its advanced wireless technology solutions and how they are helping civilian and defense agencies in the federal government deliver more services more affordably. The cover of the solution they chose featured our “descrambler” mechanism where a series of numbers transforms into a series of 0’s when you pull down the tab.
Fragrance maker Coty used the pop up cube as a media kit to promote a limited edition of Marc Jacobs’ new fragrance, Daisy. The inside of this media kit contained a cube that immediately popped up when the mailer was opened. A tiny magnet was used on the inside of the mailer to keep it closed.
Asbury University used our Exploding Page direct mail design to recruit prospective students to their school. The mailer ships flat but nearly doubles in size when you open it up. The inside featured colorful imagery displayed on multiple die-cuts.
Chiesi USA, a global pharmaceutical company, used our Exploding Page design to deliver information about their new Ferriprox medication and to invite physicians to visit their booth at an upcoming virtual expo. The cover of the mailer featured indication information as well as important safety details. When you open up the mailer, it almost doubles in size with the inside featuring large imagery.
Hoffmann-La Roche used this reference guide to inform physicians about 8 different therapy options available for Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple panels were contained inside a sleeve with each double-sided panel featuring information on a different option. A metal ring affixed to the corner held all the panels together which allowed the recipient to easily rotate and read each one while keeping all the information in one place.
Part promotional item, part plaything, the “Rolling Cube” design is a magical maze of rotating boxes that endlessly fold unto themselves creating different message panels as they do. With each “roll” a different facing appears and the messaging on the box surfaces comes together.
Asbury University chose our Flat Cube design to send information about its school to prospective students. This mailer shipped flat, but when you opened it up, a cube immediately popped out from the inside to deliver information to the recipient.
Johnson & Johnson used our changing picture mechanism to announce Neutrogena’s new daily cleanser to consumers. The mailer was die-cut in the shape of the new cleanser bottle while the inside featured the changing picture mechanism which was used to illustrate the benefits of the product.
Costco used our patented locking slider design to inform executive club members of the benefits of its CIBC Mastercard. When you pull up on the cover tab, the numbers inside the 4 die-cut windows automatically change to reflect the different reward amounts based on the amount of purchases. The inside of the brochure featured 2 die-cut windows that transformed as you pull up on the tab to show the 2% award calculation based on the value of monthly purchases. The panel slides and locks into place ensuring the information remains intact for future reference.
Portage College used our patented slider to encourage prospective students to participate in a special offer. The cover of the mailer featured the offer and when you pull out the tab, a panel slides out and locks to reveal a unique URL and QR code that students could visit or scan to learn more.