Print/Packaging
M. Cornell
This 2-sided insert serves many purposes. First, it informs the customer as to the function of the boot with the unmistakable visual of beer. The reverse side reveals the secret to using the boot properly. Secondly, the insert allows retailers to display the product out of the box, for a more impactful shelf presence. It also allows for a generic shipper carton to be used instead of full-color packaging, creating a larger profit margin for wholesaler and retailer. The shape of the insert allows it to be easily inserted before shipping, and ensures it does not fall out of the boot in the store.
Marketing Communication :: Design :: Writing
I've spent the last 10 years working in graphic design, marketing communications, and brand development. I have had the opportunity to work with some great brands and great people, from fledgling startups to established giants. Equally comfortable as a project leader or a teammate, my ultimate goal is to deliver the goods for the client. On time, on budget and above expectations. Got an upcoming project or a super-tight deadline? Both? Perfect, drop me an email and let's get started.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Beer!
Posted by Chris Van Ert at 8:23 AM
Labels: art direction, copywriting, packaging, print
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