Foodpreneur with Chelsea Ford

#108 Packaging Design: 8 Game Plan for Getting Your Product Selling

Chelsea Ford / Warren and Wren Spence Season 10 Episode 108

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According to Warren Spence, founder Motor, a brand design agency and my guest in this episode, the modern world is as fast as a Japanese bullet train and our generation is fixated on digital media content. Let’s just say, according to Warren, that visual communication is a little out of control, mainly because of social media but it will only get faster. Supermarkets, pharmacies and other retailers stock thousands of brands that create visual noise. Products are competing fiercely so to cut through the ‘blah blah basic boring’, you need to disrupt, be outstanding, and simply stand out.

In this episode Warren tells me what his 8 Game Plan is for getting food, drink & pet treat packaging design selling. Listen and discover:

📦 If you are a disrupter or a mover within category;
📦 How to marry words and icons to create an iconic brand;
📦 How to work with packaging design when it’s not flat (let’s be honest, hardly any is, so you need to know this);
📦 Colourality - what it is and why you have to get it right or get left on the shelf.

The team, Warren and Wren, from Motor will be in the Festival Fairground at Foodpreneurs Festival on May 17th. Get your tickets now and talk directly with them about your brand and pack design to ensure your product is landing on more retail shelves and getting in more consumers’ hands!

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