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Ray worked with B-2-B and Consumer clients throughout the world ... including USA, Canada, Mexico, Asia, the South Pacific, Europe, the Middle-East, Central & South America, Africa.
This website is a compilation of Ray's 10 years on the Web. |

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Add Some "Flash" To Your Admail
Copy is "king" in Admail. Graphics make it better.
It's more or less like radio and television. The same message can be on each ... but on television with the light, and color, and movement as well as the sound, it's more interesting. Graphics make the copy more interesting.
Here are some ways to add some "flash" to your Admail:
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Use live fancy commemorative stamps on your envelopes |
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Use exciting color -- something such as fire engine red, kelly green, canary yellow ... something bright that grabs your readers' attention the moment they see your package |
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Use a color glassine window to "hide" a secret message, or some other interesting element, that your audience will want to know |
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Affix an "official" seal to your envelope |
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Use both the front and the back of your envelope -- maybe with windows on both the front and back |
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Tape a folded note to the outside of your envelope -- use a lift letter on the outside |
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Use an entirely different format -- make your Admail look like a magazine or a newspaper |
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Use a mix of photography and illustrations on your envelope, in the letter, on the brochure |
8 graphic ideas
to add some "flash" to your Admail.
Pick the ones that make the most sense to you,
and try 'em.
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