Launching a Brand at the Super Bowl with Dreadful Packaging
Monday, December 11th, 2006Controversial Packaging Topics Make Great Media Fodder
Packaging is in the news almost every day. Not in the obvious sense where the package is the focus, but behind the scenes playing an integral role in the story. The problem is most people aren’t aware of packaging component and don’t understand the importance of its function.
Are You Wanted by the Packaging Police?
I finally had to speak out. The packaging industry is under attack by the packaging police. There have been dozen of backlash articles about it in the news recently. To tell you the truth I’m sick of all the articles talking about freeing Barbie from her packaging prison and how may people went to the hospital because they injured themselves trying to open a plastic clamshell and other esoteric packaging adventures. These issues about packaging have been beaten to death and then some. And don’t forget the Blogs. Some of the worst venting about packaging appears on personal Blogs under the I’ve had a bad day column.
Launching a Brand at the Super Bowl with Dreadful Packaging
I picked this up on the news this week and was interested to hear Ad Age critic Bob Garfield’s take on the Super Bowl ad for American Home Health. Although he loved the ad, he hated the packaging and in most cases the packaging is what will sell the product — maybe or not.
I Hate Packaging
It’s that time again (the holidays) when packaging will be getting top media coverage by its detractors. Those would be the people looking to complain about product packaging because it’s too difficult to open or there is too much of it or they think it doesn’t do its job properly.