Did you know that you only have approximately 10 seconds to get a customer's attention? While quality web design has a lot to do with this, many underscore content's role in customer attention, retention, and continual organic traffic and turnaround for your business. Often, content is underscored in the grand scheme of web marketing strategies.

What is it?

First and foremost, users that visit your site should be able to tell what your site is all about and what services it offers within the first few seconds of navigation. If your brand or product isn't well known, your company name and URL should fit your business model and goals. You only have 10 seconds to capture the attention of a potential customer, so make it last!

So you finally have creative, eye-catching product package design, and your web design is engaging and user-friendly. Your business is completely optimized now, right?

Hungry? Have a Snickers. And now, you can even have a Snickers that tells you exactly how hungry you are.

 Earlier this September, makers of the Snickers candy bar announced that they would be personalizing their packaging design, including what they believe are the 26 symptoms of hunger. Among the symptoms, feisty, loopy, dramatic, and rebellious are included.

I recently went on a press inspection for a packaging project and it got me to thinking that many of our customers probably have no idea how their package is made. To remedy that, I’m writing this post to show you the basics of how your artwork gets onto your box and into your hands.

An Explanation of Packaging Types and Pricing

Hi. My name is Don Keller and, today, I'm going to talk to you about a question that gets asked of us quite often and that is, How much is my package going to cost?

Well, that's a pretty big loaded question. So, I'm going to break it down and show you why things cost what they cost, and some of the questions that we're going to ask you when you bring your product to us and say, "Don, I need to have this package, got to get it on the shelf, and I need to have it as economical as possible, and I need it by Tuesday."

Okay. So, let's go down the list.

As any website design agency will tell you, your website should be designed with your customer's user experience in mind.

Here are five ways to achieve this:

1. Sharpen Your Brand's Image

What does the customer want and need to know about you? What do they want and need from your website, mobile application and other digital services?