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How Package Design Improves Your Sex Life

Posted by Karen Kerski

It worked. You started to read this blog proving that the right message grabs your attention. You can’t go wrong when the message is directed at your primary audience. The right message is not just facts that are unemotional and unrewarding because the details are of secondary importance.

Consider the headline of this blog – how could package design improve anything? Very simple, if the product a couple buys helps them in the bedroom then the package design improved their sex life. The package design must convince the buyer that the product fulfills an immediate need that will make the buyer happy. An emotional trigger must be a main message on the front panel of the package. Emotional reward is the primary reason a purchase decision is made.

Know your customer, know their trigger.

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Topics: Branding, Packaging Design

Does Your Brand Image Stand Out In A Crowd?

Posted by Karen Kerski

We are a visual society and your brand has to have visual distinction.

A brand must be consistently presented on its website, package, displays, signs - everywhere. It is one of the most precious investments of a business and if done correctly can become more valuable than the products itself. Changing the brand's visuals must be with great caution. Consider the $33 million rebranding lesson Tropicanna learned when they repackaged,changing their logo as well as graphic format. (https://preview.hs-sites.com/_hcms/preview/content/357690681?portalId=244422&_preview=true&preview_key=PsW2dPh_ ). In all the articles I researched, none wrote of a business reason for changing the brand identity.

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Topics: Online Marketing, Branding, Packaging Design, Business Management

10 (MORE) Tips To Your Successful Packaging Design

Posted by Don Keller

My first blog about 10 Tips to Successful Packaging Design was so popular, I knew I had come up with 10 more. Judging by the questions I still get from entrepreneurs bringing their products to market (or rebranding their existing product packaging) they are still confused on where to start or what is best for them.

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Topics: Packaging Design

4 Reasons Package Rebranding Goes Wrong

Posted by Don Keller

How does it happen? Was it because of missing information or expertise?

There are 4 reasons why...

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Topics: Packaging Design

Package Design Lessons From The Shelf

Posted by Karen Kerski

How We Helped Brown's Spice Company Compete On the Shelf

Grocery store spice category is quite prolific. There is no denying that cooking has become extremely popular these last few years. Food Network has helped propel interest with a variety of cooking shows, competitions and restaurant makeovers. Simple, everyday people have a shot a celebrity status even if it is only for a show or a season.

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Topics: Branding, Packaging Design

Should You Invest In Your New Product Idea?

Posted by Karen Kerski

describe the imageBefore you think about manufacturing and retail package design, qualifying that there is interest in buying your product should first be tackled. Recently I attended a Meet Up event at DAP Headquarters. It was a fantastic presentation about product development. The title of the meeting was "Concept to Product". That title intrigued me to encourage 2 other associates to attend with me. For more than 20 years, I have worked with clients who develop and launch new products. I hoped for some unique insight from the client side that would be beneficial to my Entrepreneurial clients. I was not disappointed.

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Topics: Online Marketing, Marketing, Packaging Design, Design, Business Management

Is A Clamshell or Blister Package Right For Your Product Packaging? - Interview With A Thermoformer

Posted by Don Keller

HI everyone! Today, I’m starting something different on my blog. I’m interviewing some of my vendors on the type of packaging work they can do.  I’m sure this will be of interest to many of my readers.  And hopefully this gives them the information they may need to make a decision of what type of packaging can work best for their product.

Keep on eye on my blog as I interview others and we can learn together.

Today I’m talking with Scott Brinker of Orange Packaging. Orange Packaging is a thermoform packaging company out of Newburgh, NY.

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Topics: Packaging Design

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