Marketing Materials

Phil Hassey busied himself quite a bit organizing Cuzco's marketing campaign during the weeks preceding Homecoming. Here are the various materials used in the campaign. In order to make your own copies, click on the image, and then download the full sized version of the poster you want and print it out. Use scissors to cut up the multi-image posters. The Cuzco Triangle will require tape to assemble. All told, about 450 images of Cuzco were used in his campaign. The two most successful posters were the Cuzco Poster, and the Cuzco Triangle.

	23 copies of Cuzco's Poster were distributed around campus. 2 on the science building 1 on the library 5 in and on the academic building 9 in and on the campus center 6 somewhere else
	108 copies of Cuzco's 2x4" Mini Poster were distributed on tables in the campus center. Originally they were to be distributed on doors across campus, but that would have been work.
	About 300 copies of Cuzco's 1.5x2" Micro Poster were printed out. However, due to the advisement of the Office of Student Life, they were not distributed according to their original intent. (Originally they were to be taped to the door of each student room on campus. Student Life suggested that this might be going a bit too far. And beside that, their little approval stamps wouldn't fit on these tiny posters.)
	61 Cuzco Triangles were placed in the cafeteria on about 80% of the tables. These triangles were made to increase awareness of Cuzco's campaign, and to answer the most commonly asked questions about Cuzco. Here are instructions for making your own Cuzco Triangle. Please refer to the diagram on the right. Fold flap A back over line W against the other half Fold flap B back over line X against flap C Fold flap C back over line Z against flap D Fold flap C back over line Y against flap D Put flap B above flap E Tape flap E to flab B Place flap B and E on a flat surface so that flap C and D are displayed