XITAVO® utilized our Slide-Lock direct mail design to offer customers an exciting preview of their latest soybean seed class. As the internal panel slides and locks, it unveils an exclusive ticket along with key product details. The back of the mailer featured a QR code, directing recipients to a dedicated microsite with more in-depth product information.
Nycomed, at the time, utilized the Slide Lock design to inform physicians about its Tecta medication, targeting GERD symptoms both at night and during the day. The front cover featured a partial image of a sleep mask and as the internal panel is pulled, it slides and locks, revealing an image of sunglasses. This clever transition reinforced Tecta’s round-the-clock effectiveness.
Saint Mary’s University wanted to showcase its vibrant campus, welcoming community and diverse programs to prospective students. They chose this engaging Flipbook mailer to do just that. With a simple pull of the tab, each panel flips automatically, offering a glimpse into different academic programs. On the back, a variety of QR codes provide direct access to key information, including admission requirements, residence details, application steps, and insights on tuition and scholarships.
Eli Lilly and Company chose the exploding page design to send educational material about its JARDIANCE® medication to physicians. The mailer was also used to highlight key milestones of the medication in Canada. When you open up the mailer, it triples in size which allowed ample space for imagery and key information about the medication.
University of Windsor used the Pinwheel Page Twist design to increase acceptance rates by getting accepted students excited about joining their school. The center of the mailer featured a QR code that launched a YouTube video highlighting testimonials from current students. The back of the mailer encouraged students to share their excitement on social media.
Moosehead Breweries used our telescoping design to introduce the new packaging of its’ classic Alpine Lager brand. The self mailer looks like an ordinary mailer on the outside but as you pull up on the tab, each panel expands and locks while an image of the new beer bottle builds with each pull and the final image is revealed at the end. Nothing ordinary about it!
BASF leveraged the automated Slide Lock design to showcase a comparison of Provysol® with other fungicides. The cover posed the question, “What does the data say about Provysol® fungicide for chickpeas?” Pulling the tab revealed statistical data next to each product name. Inside, a detailed chart highlighted Provysol’s performance against competing brands. On the back, a QR code was provided for recipients to access additional information.
Verity Pharmaceuticals utilized the innovative Changing Picture design to communicate with physicians regarding its TRELSTAR® medication. The mailer’s cover showcased a Tyrannosaurus Rex with the headline “T Wrecks,” playing off the campaign’s theme of the detrimental effects of high testosterone (T) levels and the importance of maintaining low T in patients with prostate cancer. By pulling a tab, the image transformed the play on words and visual metaphor into a clinical recommendation, creating a dynamic visual experience. Inside, the mailer included a pocket with Prescribing Information and a QR code, which directed recipients to a custom landing page designed specifically for the campaign.
The COPD & Asthma Network of Alberta used this EZ-Up Display to introduce physicians to the ACT program, an action plan designed for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The display ships flat but easily pops up into shape by pressing down on the center. The display featured a pocket for carrying informational patient brochures and a spiral-ring informational booklet attached to the display.
Nationwide CareMatters Pie Box Nationwide Insurance used this pie box mailer to deliver information about CareMatters, its long-term care product, to agents nationwide. The outside of the box featured a partial mylar window that allowed recipients to get a sneak peek inside the box. In this case, a piece of the pie. Inside the box… Read more »