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Creative Critique.(advertising campaigns)

Precision Marketing

| April 07, 2006 | Ryan, Caitlin | COPYRIGHT 2008 Centaur Communications Limited. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

This week's Critique is by Caitlin Ryan, creative director at Proximity London.

I am acutely aware that this is quite a dry subject, but, as the debate on pricing in proportion (PIP) hots up, I thought it might be useful/responsible/ perhaps interesting to look at this week's work in that light; to see if smaller really does mean duller. So, with my handy little 'size guide' to determine whether this work falls into the letter, large letter, or packet categories, I set about my task.

Client: Whitney Woods

Agency: Inhouse

First up, a product demonstration for Whitney Woods - maker of 'pop-up' mailings. It is arguably a pretty dull old …

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