The true test of effective packaging design is that it makes the product jump out on the shelf and ultimately -- into the shopper's basket. One of the ways to accomplish this is by employing color-blocking strategies in the context of those competing products on the shelf, as well as within your line of products.
To show you how this is done, ECRM's Joseph Tarnowski spoke with Emily Page, CEO of Pearl Resourcing and a packaging design and product branding expert, who will take you through the steps on what you need to do.
Side note: This was originally recorded as a youtube video with a ton of visual examples, so if you get the chance, definitely check out the video with the link below. However, knowing that this would be a podcast as well, we did use a lot of descriptive language to make it as visual as possible for those of you just listening. Either way, you'll get a lot out of it!
YouTube video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvu2V53tNP0
ABOUT EMILY PAGE:
Emily has managed and launched multiple 7-figure brands in Costco, Williams-Sonoma, Kroger, and Amazon. She’s bringing you the expertise, resources, and mentors you need so that you can develop products and make them sell. Work with her as a business growth consultant at http://emilyannepage.com OR subscribe to her Start To Sold YouTube Chanel for more product development advice http://youtube.com/c/starttosold/. Or add her on LINKEDIN to broaden your network: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilypage/. To hire her packaging design company visit http://pearlresourcing.net.
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