ProPackage Marketing Collateral Redesign
As part of my internship, I reviewed and redesigned a series of marketing and sales enablement materials for ProPackage. The project included evaluating existing collateral, identifying opportunities for improvement, and creating redesigned concepts focused on readability, visual consistency, branding, and audience engagement.
Documents Reviewed & Redesigned
Executive summary document
Wholesale Connect overview
Service Connect overview
Parts lookup and search materials
Product flyer (visual example included)
Additional supporting marketing collateral
Conducted design reviews of existing materials
Evaluated layout, hierarchy, branding, and readability
Created redesign concepts for multiple document types
Improved consistency across colors, typography, spacing, and alignment
Explored alternative design approaches, including:
Enhanced visual hierarchy
New box and section treatments
Alternative background colors
Refined footer designs
Use of branded metal textures and graphical elements
Revised headlines and messaging emphasis
My Contributions
Design Goals
Improve readability and navigation
Reduce visual clutter and excess white space
Create stronger branding consistency across materials
Better highlight key customer benefits and business impact
Tailor content presentation for different audiences, including dealership leadership and end users
Highlights of the redesign:
Refined content hierarchy and organization
Stronger visual emphasis on key product benefits
Improved use of brand colors and graphics
Enhanced headline treatments and callouts
More balanced spacing and image placement
Featured Example: ProPackage Flyer
Key Takeaways
This project strengthened my skills in marketing design, document analysis, visual communication, branding consistency, and creating audience-focused design solutions. It also provided experience working within established brand guidelines while exploring creative enhancements to improve overall effectiveness.
This approach shows that the project was much larger than a single flyer and demonstrates your design thinking, even if the other documents cannot be displayed.