Leave behind

Notes on Design writes about some innovative marketing ideas for items to leave with clients. Creative leave behinds can help you cement the deal with clients.

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Self branding package includes business cards and leave behind teaser.

I still need to plan out what my leave behind will be. I do have one idea but it is not a mini-portfolio as the examples I have found below...

Nice leave-behind idea. Little cards pull from the slots in the book. So cute! I may need to figure out how to put this together.

Exactly what it says: just a lil' something to remember me by. A potted plant would've been easier but not as relevant:) I just wanted something compact that they could make notes on (if they wanted to remember things about me) and a piece that could be passed on to colleagues who are looking to hire as well. Also the perfect size to be pinned to a corkboard. copyright Teri Yeung 2009

I created and designed a fortune teller (cootie catcher), for my leave behinds. I want my potential boss to remember me in a fun creative way.

Creative packaging that collects everything under a theme. The presentation sets it apart from other media kits they receive.

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