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AMBASSADOR LETTER-BROCHURE COMBINATION<br />

Although a separate letter and brochure often works best in a direct mail package, there are times<br />

when the two can be combined for special impact. A classic example is a six-page letter-brochure<br />

combination, created by Robert Hanford, which worked exceptionally well for Ambassador in<br />

both the United States and Europe. The product is Ambassador's Super Organizer ladies' handbag,<br />

which is distinguished by a host of special built-in features. To try to explain the features of<br />

the handbag with words alone would have been difficult. But by combining illustrations that normally<br />

would have been used in a separate brochure with the words of the letter, the product's benefits<br />

came through loud and clear. Bob Hanford's letter begins:<br />

I hate a messy pocketbook. But I've always had to carry one. My<br />

handkerchief ... my compact . . . credit cards . . . checkbook . . .<br />

all jumbled up in the bottom of my handbag, no matter how carefully<br />

I tried to keep them neat.<br />

But for the last few weeks I've been carrying an entirely new kind of<br />

purse. The SUPER ORGANIZER. I designed it myself, here at<br />

Ambassador's headquarters. And the difference is amazing. No<br />

more mess . .. no more fumbling for things ... I'm sudddenly a wellorganized<br />

woman again! And I love it.<br />

The secret? Very simple. The SUPER ORGANIZER gives you a<br />

place for everything you carry ... so you can find anything in just<br />

three seconds. Your sunglasses . . . your department store charge<br />

cards . . . your keys ... or the picture of your children. Anything!<br />

I'd like to send you one.<br />

Then, step-by-step, the letter covers each of the many features of the Super Organizer with steadily<br />

flowing letter copy illustrated with inset photographs. One example of how a photograph helps<br />

supplement letter copy is a paragraph about the bag's special strap:<br />

. . . We know that the strap is the weak point on most bags. It's the<br />

strap that gives first.<br />

And so we've developed a "piggyback" strap. Here's what it looks<br />

like. Two straps sewn together. That gives super-strength. And it looks<br />

just great!<br />

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