Direct Mailers Examples:

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• Teel Plastics

  

  (1997) Direct mailer with return postcard created for Teel Plastics'
  new Snap N' Grow Grow Tubes. This product was designed to protect grape
  vines and young tree saplings from pesticides and animals. Agency also
  designed the Snap N' Grow logo, website, flyers and trade ads
  
  

• Madison Corporate Center

  

  (1991) A special event announcement sent to media and dignitaries
  for the Madison Corporate Center.  This announcement was comprised of 
  wild flower seeds and a gold painted trowel with the invitation attached 
  to its handel with gold ribbon. It was sent to the news media and special 
  political dignitaries in a white kraft box. The news media also received 
  a news release. The event was designed to draw attention to the need for 
  road approvals so the Madison Corporate Center could continue development.
  Playing off of Madsion's liberal past, the event was named a "Plant-In".

• Heartland Properties

  

  (1993) This was both and invitation to the media and a gift to dignitaries 
  that attended the 1993 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the 641 West Main Open 
  house. The golden spike was symbolic of the union of the groups and 
  individuals who came together to help make 641 West Main a reality. 
  641 West Main is located in the Historic West Washington Rail Corridor.

• Heartland Properties

  

  (1995) Direct mail invitation to the media and a gift to dignitaries 
  designed for the Sussex Mills Apartment Homes public dedication.  The 
  apartments were developed by Heartland Properties.  The feed bag is a 
  miniature replica of the bags produced by the original Mill and sold to 
  area farmers. Agency also designed Sussex Mills logo
  

• Teel Plastics

  

  (1993) Direct mailer for Teel Plastics to introduce their new
  pultrusion capabilities.  A sample section of pultrusion tubing with an 
  attached note card, along with an introdution letter was sent in a plastic 
  tube to industry professionals who were most likely to benefit from the
  new technology.
  

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