Showing posts with label Package Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Package Design. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2014

Scram Crawling Insect Killer

Scram Crawling Insect Killer
Yahoo! Finance - SCRAM Scrawling Insect Killer
I finally get to share a very rewarding branding project I have been working on with an amazing client, Tomie Gartland, owner of SCRAM Crawling Insect Killer. The product has been approved for sale in all 50 states, and can be purchased at scrambugs.com.

Scram Crawling Insect Killer -- Comprehensive Solutions Award -- William D. SIEMER II

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Product Labels

Product Labels

I need to get my own photo, or a high-resolution professional shot of these product labels I created. These are off their website. The two off-color labels must have been printed in-house.



Friday, April 27, 2012

Betty White Brownies

Betty White is a Queen of Pop Culture. Everything she touches has appeal. So, I'm suggesting Betty Crocker modify their branding a bit. Keep the Betty, drop the Crocker, and replace it with White. Done! Add a little fun, and call it good.
A possibility we'll see this one day?

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Pepsi Next


Pepsi Next is launching this week with 60% less sugar and fewer calories than a standard Pepsi. Sucralose and aspartame will act as sweeteners.

Based on its packaging, Pepsi Next appears as if it could be more successful than Pepsi's previous spin-offs, Pepsi One and Pepsi Max. They distinguished themselves as low-calorie alternatives to regular Pepsi by using black packaging to indicate this difference. By keeping Pepsi Next's packaging simple, clean, and using a lighter/cooler variant of the Pepsi blue it maintains the overall Pepsi brand while appearing crisp, refreshing, and light.

I guess it really comes down to if the stuff tastes good and similar enough to Pepsi...




Friday, December 2, 2011

Who is Little Debbie?

Little Debbie

Little Debbie has me hooked. Every time I go to the grocery store, her seductive eyes draw me in to purchase her product. Okay, she's a little young for me, but her Zebra cakes are downright sexy. I'm blissfully gaining a pound a day. Here is what they don't show you in the Little Debbie logo...
Little Debbie Full Body Shot. wdsiemer ii


Monday, November 7, 2011

Nerds Lip Balm

Nerds Lip Balm
I've always been more of a Nerds fan...
and now my lips can taste of rainbow Nerds throughout the day!

Rainbow Nerds Lip Balm

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Princess Vitamins

Princess Vitamins

If you are looking for a good alternative to Flintstone Vitamins, I suggest trying Disney Princess Gummies Vitamins. Good stuff! Taste like Gummi Bears. Added Bonus: They are shaped like princesses!!!

Monday, October 24, 2011

Fat Free Red Hots and Lemonheads

Fat Free Redhots and Lemonheads (A Candy Diet)
William D. SIEMER II

When I was young, me and my friends would ride our bikes up to the local convenient store. On our way we would try to find coins on the ground or glass bottles in the bushes that we could trade in for money to buy candy. Pal Bubblegum and Swedish Fish were a penny each and small boxes of Lemonhead and Red Hots Candy were ten cents.

Those days are gone, but some of our favorite candies remain. I recently bought Lemonhead and Red Hots as part of that 3/$3 deal at Walgreens. Still like I remember them, but I have to say I get a good kick out of the label on the box. Marketing genius. Both boxes say "A FAT FREE FOOD."

It reminds me of the first episode of Mad Men when they have to find a way to market around the fact cigarettes are harmful to your health. The gurus at Ferrara Pan were probably thinking the sugar and carbs in candy give it a bad name, so let's say it's FAT FREE!

I may undertake a Subway Jarod here, and start a fitness and meal plan based around Ferrara Pan Candy. 6 grams of fat? Try ZERO! I'll report back in 30 days.

I'm starting a Lemonhead and Red Hots diet. wdsiemer ii

Friday, October 21, 2011

Mice & Birds Cat Food

Mice & Birds Cat Food

Thinking of starting a new line of cat food that is more reminiscent of the prey cats usually find around the neighborhood. With flavors such as Mice & Birds, Roadkill, and Rabbits & Squirrels in a bloody mixture, how could I fail? Whiskas is in no way associated with this idea, I am using their packaging as a representation of what this product could be.

A "new" kind of cat food. wdsiemer ii

Monday, September 5, 2011

Snooki Unveils New Perfume

Snooki Unveils New Perfume: Puke by Snooki

I still don't know who Snooki is, but she has announced a new fragrance. Not a lot of details are known at this time, except for the fact it will come in a "cute, collectible, mini beer bottle" and will be titled "Puke by Snooki." The tagline reads... "A cocktail perfume with a hint of... Puke."

It looks like a generic design with Edwardian script, so this may be the prototype. The minute I hear more on this breaking story I will provide updates. Well, actually, I probably won't.

Snooki's New Fragrance: Puke by Snooki. -wdsiemer

Saturday, July 2, 2011

New Cigarette Warning Labels






Nine new warning labels cigarette makers will have to use by the fall of 2012. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration / AP) Share

Gross-out cigarettes labels drive spike in quit-line calls
Photos of corpse and rotten teeth may already be impacting smokers

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Thursday, June 30, 2011

Count Chocula (On My Porch)

Count Chocula: On My Porch

It seems like every day something else is showing up on my front doorstep. The latest...4 boxes of Count Chocula cereal.

Count Chocula Cereal Box

Friday, June 17, 2011

Summer Package Designs

Summer designs aim to boost soda, beer and tissue sales 
By Bruce Horovitz, USA TODAY

These Kleenex boxes are designed to look like waffle ice-cream cones. Kleenex.
Folks who sip a Coke, munch a Chips Ahoy or sneeze into a Kleenex this summer can't avoid noticing summer-theme package designs.

It's about sales. Marketers know shoppers can be swayed to buy a product not just because of what's inside the box or bottle, but what's on the outside. That's why package design has become a $1 trillion industry. Even a fraction of a percentage of increased sales can separate a successful selling season from a lousy one. So consumer product giants are adding a splash of summer to packaging.
"People look at brands and see a sea of sameness," says JoAnn Hines, a package design consultant. "But a unique shape, design or color that says summer can take them out of the me-too category."

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