Category Archives: Sales Literature
Package Insert for New Product Introduction
Client: GoldRiver Orchards Project: Hand-Cracked Walnuts Brochure Insert This piece was developed as part of a new product introduction for Hand-Cracked Walnuts for GoldRiver Orchards in Escalon, California. It features original photography styled specifically to showcase this product’s unique … Continue reading
Crown Plastics on the Move with Industry-Specific Sales Literature
Client: Crown Plastics Project: Materials Handling Equipment Sales Literature This sales piece features custom illustration that demonstrates the range of product applications Crown Plastics provides customers. The brochure is one of a series of sales aids that target specific … Continue reading
Sales Literature Helps Crown Plastics Reach New Market Category
Crown manufactures high performance products utilizing Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene. Most of their product is manufactured in sheets of varying size and thickness. A variety of industries, ranging from recreational to materials handling, specify Crown’s high abrasion resistant thermoplastic … Continue reading
Introducing a New Product Technology to the Construction Trade
Client: Knauf Polystyrene Project: New Product Sales Literature Knauf Polystyrene manufactures a family of products used in the construction industry including WebLok insulated concrete forms. These modular forms have many advantages over competitors and are unique in the way that … Continue reading
Sales Brochure Preserves Industry Leader’s Brand
Client: Covidien Project: L-F Imaging System Brochure This 12-page brochure for the Liebel-Flarsheim Imaging System by Covidien provides new product features, examples of images, company history, a timeline of the company’s technological innovations and numerous customer testimonials. The new literature … Continue reading
Product Literature for Profitable Sales Growth
Space Client: FINN Corporation Project: Product Sales Literature FINN manufactures products used in the landscaping, construction and erosion control industries. This redesign of their literature program provided an opportunity to update information on existing and new products, establish a new … Continue reading