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Everything About Packaging
4Smart
Consumer vs Dumb Packaging
4Does
Your Packaging Speak Human?
4Get
the Best of the Diva
4Packaging
Your Products to Boomers
4Is
Your Packaging Female-Friendly?
4If
You Package It Will She Buy?
4If
You Package It Will They Buy?
What attendees had to say about the
Packaging Diva's presentation
Thank you for a great session on Monday
17th July - Cosmoprof
Kay Jimenez
Product Manager - Manicare
McPherson's Consumer Products Pty Ltd
Are You Talking To ME?
What attendees had to say about the Packaging Diva's
presentation
"Thanks a lot for sending me such a good
presentation. I really liked it and thought it is very interesting and
useful to me."
Valeria
Garino
Packaging
engineer R&D Int´l Division
The Clorox
International Company
"The packaging diva knows what the over 50
generation wants in product packaging. Her insightful presentation
engaged the audience and made our conference attendees re-evaluate
their current practices. She offered great facts and packaging
examples that demonstrated the purchasing power of a misunderstood and
underserved market. I would definitely recommend her presentation to
others and invite her back for future events.”
Lesley
Kyle
Senior
Event Manager
Society of
Plastics Engineers
Are You Talking To ME?
Let’s face it. When we were young, being over 50
sounded ancient.
Considering that the same crowd is on its way to
being the single largest population segment, it is time to rethink
what we once regarded as old. If your product packaging still relates
to the “Old School,” then your products will never sell.
Seniors are a prime and growing target audience.
Does your product speak to them? Does your product’s packaging compel
them to buy it? If not, you are missing a very important market
segment. According to Rick Adler, founder of The Senior Network,
"Simply based on population growth trends, if a product is marketed to
the 50-plus audience and maintains its market share, it should
increase in sales by 35 to 50 percent in the next 20 years.
Conversely, a brand targeted at the zero to 50 age groups will be flat
in sales." Want new business opportunities? This is the place to be.
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
Smart Consumer Vs Dumb Packaging by JoAnn
Hines Packaging Diva
Smart,
savvy, sophisticated, educated, intelligent and informed. This is your
consumer that will be buying your product. (we hope).
Dumb,
stupid, difficult, idiotic, overpackaged or just plain dopey…
This is the
package that is supposed to persuade them to buy. Big gap between the
two.
So how can
your package “Connect” with a smart consumer? Let’s find out.
What is a
package any way? It could be a box or a container or anything similar.
We all know it conveys a product from point A to point B. Besides the
obvious of getting it there undamaged or not broken, what's a package
supposed to do?
Consumers
barely take the time to look at all the new product offerings. Most of
the time they shop on autopilot and buy the same brands they always do,
so the role of the package has changed dramatically in the last decade.
The package has now become the “first moment of truth” at retail.
And now,
especially the package is going to decide whether someone will buy your
product, or not. So you better pay attention to not only what goes
inside but what's on the outside of the box.
Just because
you have a great product doesn't mean it’s going to sell. Or even if you
have it in the right retail environment that it's going to fly off the
shelf. Packaging a product the right
way entails
much more than just creating a box or package to put your product in.
Sure, you are going to get it there in one piece, we hope. But gone are
the days of the box acting as only a protective shipping container. The
box today IS the "retail" salesperson. The box or package is expected to
provide the necessary information to help make an informed shopper’s
decision since there is not a salesperson is available to answer a
question. So the package must be the silent salesperson to tell all
there is needed to know. What should the package be saying?
“What is
this product going to do for me?”
More
importantly, how you convey the information about what is inside and how
it’s going to help the consumer solve a problem. That's an important
factor to remember. When someone looks at your product in their minds
they are saying, “What is this product going to do for me?” You know
WIIFM, what’s in it for ME the consumer?
So think
about your package from a consumer's perspective and not a package
designers or package engineers. Consumers are smart, educated and savvy
about their product purchasing. Don't get caught up in the notion about
what has to be “ON” the box rather
what needs
to be ON the package to pique or satisfy the consumer's interest.
Remember you have to get them to pick up the product first!
Hope you
enjoyed this teaser. It's only a small portion of my presentation at
Cosmoprof NA. "Smart Consumer Vs Dumb Packaging."
Can't attend
this innovative session in Las Vegas? I don't want to spoil all your fun
in advance. Order the special report "Smart Consumer Vs Dumb Packaging?"
or Does Your Packaging Speak Human?
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
Does Your Packaging Speak Human?
Information overload. We all suffer from it. With a
plethora of external influences pulling at retail, what is going to
persuade the consumer to zero in and choose your product? More
importantly, are you speaking the right language to sway
someone to read the product information on the package and make the
purchase?
It takes about 2.6 seconds to make a purchase decision.
Why will someone pick up your product instead of your competitor's? What
compels them to buy your product? What will make your product "connect"
over another?
What is the "human speak" of the product package? How
can you use it to effectively influence the consumer? Does "warm and
fuzzy" translate into more sales? Hear how you can "connect" to consumers
through product packaging. Find out what turns off the
customer. By the end my session you will have gained the
knowledge necessary to hear your package and see your product through the
eyes of the consumer.
Can't attend this innovative session in Las Vegas? I
don't want to spoil all your fun in advance.
Email me back to order the special report "Does Your Packaging Speak
Human?"
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
If you work in any of the following departments you NEED this report. I
spend my day tracking the latest packaging trends and technologies and
turn them into insights you can use. If you want to package your products
so that people will buy them, stay on top of the latest innovations with
this new report.
- Market Research
- Consumer Insights
- Category Management
- Consumer Planning
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<<It is GREAT info! Thanks so much. Please keep it
coming. We are always looking for articles on cutting edge, innovative
packaging.
Melissa Blakely
3M: Package Engineering
Client Operations Manager>>
<<I just received JoAnn Hines' packaging tip of
the week. WOW! I got more info out of that than I have all year from other
well known packaging magazines. Thanks!
D. Robbin ONeill, SunChasers Santa Barbara, Ca>>
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own
Hear what JoAnn R.
Hines, Packaging Diva, had to say on NBC and in the leading packaging trade
pubs, Shelf Impact and Packaging Design Magazine. Find out why leading
seminar producers Marcus Evans and IIR hire they her when it comes to
providing answers to packaging questions.
You can get these
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"Best of The
Diva - Part 1” includes:
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10 Packaging Tips
That Will Make Consumers Buy Your Product
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10 Tips on Packaging
That Sells Product To Boomers
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9 Packaging Problems
That Lose Sales
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A Bad "Wrap" For
Packaging
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A Brand Is A Package
Too
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Don't Think Like A
Package Designer. Think Like A Customer.
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Packaging Design For
Overworked, Time-Crunched And Over-The-Edge Consumers
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Packaging Trends You
Cannot Overlook
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The Death Of Product
Packaging As We Know It
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Wooing Women With
Packaging
"Best of The
Diva II” includes:
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13 Packaging
Trends to make consumers buy in 2006
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Boomed Out with
Boomers
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Fear Factor
Packaging
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Is Your Package
a Candidate for the Oyster Award?
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Launching a
Brand at the Super Bowl
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Packaging by the
Numbers
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Packaging Myths
and Realities for Women over 50
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Packaging Your
Product for Thunder Thighs
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The Death of
Packaging as We Know It
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Packaging Made
Frozen TV Dinners Possible
"Best of The
Diva III” includes:
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A Valentine
Heart Should Be More Than Just A Box of Chocolate
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Bombed Out With
BOOMERS? Your Package May Be The Problem
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Has Your
Packaging Gone To The Dogs?
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How To Make Your
Product Packaging Newsworthy
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Is Your Package
A Candidate For The Oyster Award?
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Package Design
That Connects with Consumers
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Packaging Buy
The Numbers: Demographic Challanges
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The Outside Of
The Box Is As Important As What's Inside
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Tips For
Packaging Products SHE Will Buy?
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Todays' Consumer
Is A Moving Target
"Best of The
Diva IV” includes:
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Desperate
Housewives.... Whats for Dinner????
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Earth Day
Battle: Packaging VS. The Environment
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Food Packaging
Trend – 100 Calorie Snacks; Smart or Stupid?
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Earth Day
Battle: Packaging VS. The Environment
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It's Easy Being
Green - Packaging Your "Green" Brand
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Retail's First
Moment Of Truth - The Package
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Should I Think
Pink On My Product Packaging?
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What Can NASCAR
Teach Us About Packaging?
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What's In Your
Bottle?
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What Wal-Mart
Wants Wal-Mart Gets
"Best of The
Diva V” includes:
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Beer Profits Drop. Could It Be The Packaging?
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How To Package A Lobster
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Are You Wanted By The Packaging Police?
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How To Package "Skinny"
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Packaging That Sells Product Or Not
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The Power Of The Package
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It's The Packaging That's Making You Fat
How To Package A Cause To Sell More Product
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Packaging: The Hidden Power Player In A Global
Society
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Controversial Packaging Topics Make Great
Media Fodder
Personal Care Products Gearing Up For Baby
Boomers: What About Your Packaging?
"Best of The
Diva VI” includes:
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Wooing Women With Packaging
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Produce Packaging Crisis
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Marketing Showdown: Mainstream Methods 0 -
Packaging 10
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The Perils Of Packaging Junk Food
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Packaging A Cause For Profit
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Baby's Got Bling You Can Package Anything
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How Packaging Can Transform An Industry
I Hate Packaging
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The Death of The Plastic Clamshell
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7 Packaging Resolutions For The New Year
"Best of The
Diva VII” includes:
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I Was Attacked By
Predatory Packaging
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Packaging HELP Needed:
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Packaging "Greenwash" -
Saving the Environment
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How To Avoid Costly
Packaging Mistakes
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Packaging Valentine's Day
for Profit
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Ten Packaging To Do's In
2007
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10 Packaging Trends That
Will Make Consumers Buy In 07
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Politically Packaged
Packaging
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Is What's On The Outside
Of Your Packaging What is Inside?
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5 Easy Steps to Get
Started Packaging Your Product
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
Packaging Your Products to Boomers
Find out what the
representatives of the leading consumer goods companies learned about
product packaging to attract baby boomers at the Packaging and Design
Summit. Don't just take our word how good the info is! Listen to what the
audience had to say about the research and presentation:
“Great takeaways.
Well, worth the time. I can now look at my products in a different light.”
-- Jarom Campbell, category manager, Melaleuca, Inc.
“The packaging
diva has her finger on the pulse of the over 50 generation. Her insightful
presentation made me rethink the ways and methods to connect with this
audience. She offered great facts that demonstrate the purchasing power of
an underserved audience. I would definitely recommend her presentation to
others and invite her back for future events.” -- Sarah Ashmore,
conference director, Chemical Week
This information is
available now to you for a fraction of what attendees paid to attend the
summit.
Boomers are the
optimum target market. With 76 million U.S. baby boomers born between 1946
and 1964, the potential for profit and growth from this market segment is
enormous. Need proof?
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Americans age
50-plus control $7 trillion, or 70% of all US wealth.
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The 50-plus group
brings in $2 trillion in annual income and accounts for 50% of all
discretionary spending.
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One baby boomer
turns 50 every 8 seconds of every day.
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AARP estimates 54
million baby boomers will be between the ages of 50 and 64 by 2010.
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90 million Americans
will be age 50 or older in 2010.
Sounds like a powerful
bunch doesn't it? Is your packaging is connecting or attracting with this
audience? You need Packaging Your Products to Boomers to find out.
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What packaging sells
a boomer on a product.
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Packaging attributes
boomers like or dislike and why.
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How your product
packaging can connect with this growing lucrative market.
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What "hot buttons"
must be on or in your packaging to compel this market to make the
purchase.
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How to connect your
product packaging with this growing, lucrative market.
This groundbreaking
research and report is available now for only $25.00
As a bonus, if you
order online we will send you 10 Packaging Tips That Will Make Consumers Buy
Your Product. The report will be sent to you electronically.
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
Is Your Packaging Female Friendly?
JoAnn Hines provides
the answers pivotal to your business’ success in an eye opening report, "Is
your packaging female friendly?” Her analysis clearly illustrates that not
all companies understand the female mindset. Her intensive survey and its
results demonstrate this fact along with other interesting twists of
perception.
Ms. Hines’ highlights
the fact that designers of packaging products have different judgments about
the package than consumers.
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Respondents to her
survey agreed that convenience, ease of storage, and female friendly
elements such as size of package and handles were important package
features.
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Surprising results
revealed that consumers are divided on the issue of concern for
environmentally friendly materials.
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Interestingly, cause
marketing was not perceived as a strong reason to buy a particular
product.
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The most intriguing
survey result was that X% of women would not be induced into purchase a
product because of celebrity endorsement. The report will provide you with
the actual figure.
Hello, designers? Does
any of this sound like information you need? Order the complete presentation
for $25.00. It will be delivered electronically.
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
If You Package It Will She Buy?
If you missed WMPKG founder JR Hines'
presentation at “Capture the Purchasing Power of Women: Marketing to
Women”
If You Package It
Will She Buy? It's not too late to order the Special Report.
According to
Advertising Age, Women are responsible for 85% of American’s annual $7
trillion in total personal expenditures. Understand and connect with
women to capture untapped markets, build loyalty and drive
profitability.
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
If You Package It Will They Buy?
What is a package
any way? It could be a box or a container or anything similar. We all
know it conveys a product from point A to point B. Besides the obvious
of getting it there undamaged or not broken, what's a package supposed
to do? That job has changed dramatically in the last decade.
The package has
become the “first moment of truth” at retail.
And now,
especially it’s going to decide whether someone will by your product, or
not. So you better pay attention to not only what goes inside but what's
on the outside of the box.
Just because you
have a great product doesn't mean it’s going to sell. Or even if you
have it in the right retail environment that it's going to fly off the
shelf. Packaging a product the right way entails much more than just
creating a box or package to put your product in.
Find out how to
package products consumers will buy in this special report "If You
Package It Will They Buy?"
What are
you waiting for? Order now! Click here to order.
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