Teaming up with Visa and DCCU to create a full portfolio of Visa Signature card launch materials.

Visa partnered with Delta Community Credit Union (DCCU), Georgia’s largest credit union, to launch a Visa Signature credit card, and they turned to Media Logic for help.  

Media Logic worked with Visa and DCCU to create launch materials for the Visa Signature card, including employee training, direct marketing, social, branch merchandising and more, to tout the Signature product’s premium features and benefits.

Visa DCCU direct mail including an open 3-panel brochure, a letter and envelope
Visa DCCU landing page displayed on an iPad The front panel of a Visa DCCU self mailer
A Visa DCCU paid Facebook social post shown on an iPhone next to a DCCU letter, brochure and envelope DCCU poster and take one
DCCU member welcome guide cover and inside spread

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