Help With Packaging, Please?

[lpstephy85]

In that case, is it possible to use a white box instead? It is just rather jarring to see the white on the brown like that - it really does an injustice to what could be inside.

While fancy packaging may not make a massive difference over plainer packaging, bad packaging will be lagging behind good packaging every day of the week - fancy or plain!

I could get a box and try it when I place my next order. Never hurts, right?

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[cmzaha]

While fancy packaging may not make a massive difference over plainer packaging, bad packaging will be lagging behind good packaging every day of the week - fancy or plain![/QUOTE]

That is very true. Plain packaging can look very professional is done correctly. Shop worn packaging looks very bad even at outdoor markets, unless of course the customer is a regular that really does not care one way or the other about packages!

 

[houseofwool]

I agree that the contrast between the Kraft and white is likely the issue. I would either get Kraft labels or white boxes.

 

[Lindy]

Perception is everything which is why packaging and presentation are so important.