Which CD/DVD Packaging best suits my needs?

Corporate clients have the most interesting ideascheaper, more effective solution would be to
for promoting products/concepts on CDs orhand out your CD inside a PVC wallet with a
DVDs. These tend to be the more creativecolour insert to act as a wrap for the CD.
specialist packaging ideas. If you are at aFor a software CD or DVD — DVD cases
conference/seminar where CDs & DVDs areboxes are more commonly used. These protect
handed out, the packaging for this tends to bethe CD/DVD very well and look more professional
more standard. For example, if you are mailingwith a printed sleeve/wrap to act as a cover
CDs or DVDs then you will need more durablealong with a printed/burnt image on the CD/DVD.
robust packaging e.g. slimline jewel cases,These DVD cases come in different sizes, e.g.
cardboard sleeves, clam/shell cases, trigger cases.slimline cases, short-spine cases, multi-way cases
It’s best if a list is compiled of each sorts(holds several CDs & DVDs and is perfect when
of packaging with a description of where theyduplicating CD/DVD's for mass distribution). DVD
would be best used.cases can hold booklets inside the front cover
There are a lot of factors to consider whentoo. These act as manuals or user guides to
choosing the correct packaging. If your CD oraccompany the CD/DVD.
DVD is being used as a marketing tool, then theseIf you are handing CDs or DVDs out at a
tend to be handed out for free or mailing.Forconference or seminar then, the clam/shell cases
example, if you are mailing CDs or DVDs thenare more than suitable as they provide protection
you will need more durable/robust packaging e.g.and can easily be put inside one’s pocket.
slimline jewel cases, cardboard sleeves, clam/shellIf your CD or DVD needs to accompany a
cases, trigger cases. It’s best if a list ismanual or ring binder, then one would use a
compiled of each sorts of packaging with aself-adhesive plastic wallet. This would be stuck
description of where they would be best used.inside either front or back covers of the finished
You may be doing a promotion to launch yourdocument.
product. Say for example an album - you mayIf you want your product to make an impact and
have an audio CD with a couple of tracks to bestand out from the rest, then there are more
sent to a record company — in this case itbespoke packaging solutions. A few examples are:
is standard that a slimline case, with a printed CDHard back cases — Looks like a book but
front or colour insert would be ideal. If you havehas a tray inside to hold a CD and DVD
an audio album compilation, then a standard jewelLeather Effect Cases — Same principal as
case, which accommodates a front booklet and athe hard back but with leather effect cover
rear tray liner/inlay card, is the only suitable option.DigiPak — These are made of a thicker
Audio CDs can come in pretty much any of theboard and acts as a soft book. You will find these
wide range of packaging options. If you werewith many albums you purchase in music stores.
giving out your music at the end of a gig, then aGives a nice smooth, professional finish.