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Netflix Envelope Art

June 20, 2011 by Ryan Lum - 8 comments

Although this isn’t really guerrilla marketing, it is a very interesting concept. In a way, it is street art, yet not done on the street. It’s Envelope art! Perhaps it’s the idea of custom envelope art that is ver intriguing as a marketing concept. Although difficult for mass mailing, perhaps just one doodle would make your mail marketing campaign stand out from the rest! Which one is your favorite?

Above by: Kill Taupe

Above by: Scott Snowden

Above by: Garrett Miller

Netflix Envelope Art Guerrilla Marketing

Above drawn by jovino.

Above by: Joe Justus

via doodlersanonymous

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http://peerlessgolf.ca Jordan J. Caron

Having some artwork on an envelope will certainly increase the chances of it standing out in the mail and getting opened. The last one stands out the most to me.
http://peerlessgolf.ca Jordan J. Caron

Having some artwork on an envelope will certainly increase the chances of it standing out in the mail and getting opened. The last one stands out the most to me.
http://www.ryanlum.com Ryan Lum

Hi Chris,

The article is actually credited at the bottom and leads to the full article. Glad you enjoy the site!
http://www.ryanlum.com Ryan Lum

Hi Chris,

The article is actually credited at the bottom and leads to the full article. Glad you enjoy the site!
http://www.ryanlum.com Ryan Lum

Hi Chris,

The article is actually credited at the bottom and leads to the full article. Glad you enjoy the site!
http://www.extremejohn.com Extreme John

I love them all. Especially the last one. This concept is indeed very cool and creative. Envelope artworks are cool stuff. It’s also another way to make marketing ads travel at low cost yet very effective.
Cassandra

unfortunately some web element designed to let people use social media dragged a huge white bar across the middle of the web page and there is no checkbox to close it. It completely obscures the first 2/3rds of the whole page, covering everything up. I’m sure it’s a problem between the programming for this and Safari (latest release from Apple) but nonetheless, it completely cripples viewing the page. I have seen the exact same thing on another page w/ a social media checkbox that also migrates across the page. it was very hard to pin it down as it keeps moving. This is so annoying, as it completely cripples the opportunity to view the page. Not complaining at you, but this feature presents a real problem. Ideally it would be a static element easily observable on some part of the page and not be so obstructive. Otherwise, seems like a nice site and i liked what i could see of this post. Best wishes
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Thanks for letting us know Cassandra, we’ll look into the issue!

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