A brand is the sum total of all interactions that your customer has with your company.

This means that your brand is not your logo or your jingle or your business card–it’s all of those things and more. 

 

Every interaction, from the service they get on the phone to the colors you use on the website–they all are creating the brand.

So when it comes to packaging, your brand has to convey a message both in quality and design. 

 

In the fast-paced world of business, creating a strong brand presence is crucial for success. One key element in shaping your brand's identity is consistent packaging design.

Consistent branding across all packaging materials can significantly enhance brand recognition, build trust with customers, and amplify your marketing efforts. 

 

In this blog post, we will explore the importance of brand consistency in packaging design and provide real-world examples to illustrate its impact.

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Topics: Branding, Packaging Design, CPG Branding

A strong brand is essential to the success of any business. It sets you apart from competitors and helps customers remember you. But what happens when your brand no longer resonates with your target audience? Without a strong brand, especially in today’s ever-competitive landscape, it can be very easy to become forgettable which can be detrimental to your business’ success moving forward. 

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Topics: Branding, Packaging Design, Design, product packaging

Representing one of the most well-known brands in the world, well-loved from the west coast of the US all the way to Japan and Africa, Coca-Cola has not gotten where it is by being idle. 

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Topics: Branding, Marketing, Packaging Design, Business Management, Rebranding, Brand Loyalty, Consumer loyalty

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Topics: Social Media, Advertising, Branding, Marketing, Ecommerce, Email Marketing, Retail

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Topics: Online Marketing, Social Media, Branding, Ecommerce, SEO, Rebranding

If you maintain a lively social media presence across all the platforms, especially those with a strong visual focus like Instagram, Great! But if it doesn't engage your potential clients, what is the point?

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Topics: Social Media, Branding, Content Creation

Let’s begin with defining a private label. Typically, it is a retailer’s house brand. Craftsman is a well know Sears brand. Sears is not a manufacturer, so the Craftsman products were other brands cosmetically enhanced to have the brand color and badge of Craftsman. GE appliances and Milwaukee Power Tools are two of the major brands that provided Sears “private labeled” products.

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Topics: Branding, Packaging Design, Package Copywriting, product packaging