Takeda Canada Inc. used this kit to welcome patients to its’ OnePath® Patient Support Program. The kit featured a die-cut lid with an invisible magnet on the inside that allowed the lid to close seamlessly. Once you open up the second panel, an additional panel is displayed with a pocket to hold additional literature. Finally, when you open up the third panel, additional pockets of literature and lift tabs, which held premiums, are revealed on the inside. Each panel featured magnet closures to ensure the contents of the kit were securely kept inside.
Greyhound Courier used our Extendo™ direct mail solution to deliver information about its services to businesses. This mailer shipped flat but when the panels are pulled, a dimensional box appears. This dimensional feature is also a great way to showcase new product packaging for product launches.
BMO used our Extendo™ design to deliver their new Infinite card to customers. As you pull out the right-hand panel, an additional panel simultaneously extends out to the left which included a die-cut holder for the card with a thumb-notch which made it easy for recipients to pull out and remove the new card.
Audi used this LED light box to invite customers to an exclusive event where they could experience the launch of the E-Tron. This elegant box featured the iconic Audi logo spot coated on the cover while the inside featured details about the event. When the cover hinged open, the logo shone through with LED lights enhancing the customer experience.
Pfizer used this 4 pull sales aid to deliver educational information about metabolic syndrome and schizophrenia. The front cover featured 4 questions with a pull-out tab beside each question. When you pull out each tab, a full panel with the answer to the corresponding question is revealed. This is a great design for encouraging recipients to engage in your messaging while keeping your information organized.
Shred-it used one of our popular automated designs, the Split Screen Slider to demonstrate to businesses how simply throwing away important company information can cost their business versus shredding it. When you pull out the tab, the image automatically transforms to reveal a new image.
Purdue Pharma used this Reference Guide to educate patients on its’ Targin® medication. The reference guide featured 3 panels that pulled out and locked into place keeping the information organized and intact. Each panel was used to illustrate how the medication works. The back of the guide featured additional information as well as a graph.
Luxury vehicle company, Land Rover® used one of our most interactive designs to deliver information about Range Rover’s superior audio tech features. As you open up the perpetual folder, different panels are revealed delivering imagery and information about the sound quality. This is another automated design that is beneficial for quick turn and larger volume print runs.
Working with The Gibson Group on behalf of their client, Galderma, this brochure was used to deliver the Metvix Daylight Support Program to Dermatology Healthcare Professionals. The cover featured a die-cut window that gave recipients a sneak peek of what was inside. When you opened it up, there was information about Metvix as well as an affixed paper web key that connected the user to 4 video modules ranging from application to practice management.
Ascensia Diabetes Care used this innovative sales aid to deliver important information about its CONTOUR®NEXT ONE smart meter and app system for patients living with Diabetes. The sales kit features 5 tabs that slide out and lock. As you pull out each tab, the tip of the meter featured on the cover changes light to correspond with the information on each tab, which allowed Ascensia to demonstrate more accurately the features and benefits of the device.
