i always find those packaging teasers hilarious. it is like they envisage a scenario where they change packaging without warning, and there are frightened consumers running around coles yelling:
"the fruity bix have disappeared!" "can you find the fruity bix?" "no! can you find the fruity bix?" "no! let's eat kellogg's!" "ok! these cornflakes are tasty!" "they sure are. i never liked those fruity bix"
Hah yeah, there was this awesome ad for Continental Soup a while ago that focused on that very same problem.
A woman and her doddery mother are seen standing in a supermarket aisle in front of a ridiculously expansive column of Continental Soup.
They look very confused and ask a shelf stacker where the Continental Soup is. "We've looked everywhere. Are you out of stock? Oh noes, my dinner plans!".
Safe to say that with a bit of prompting they safely, er, turn around, and find the Continental Soup. Crisis averted.
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if they've already got the design what are they waiting for? To hell with the thumbnail, i want it now.
it would seem you're not the only one packin' on your blog?
Packaging blogs are awesome.
DARRYN? you're here too?
will, when is our power lunch to be?
i always find those packaging teasers hilarious. it is like they envisage a scenario where they change packaging without warning, and there are frightened consumers running around coles yelling:
"the fruity bix have disappeared!"
"can you find the fruity bix?"
"no! can you find the fruity bix?" "no! let's eat kellogg's!"
"ok! these cornflakes are tasty!"
"they sure are. i never liked those fruity bix"
Hah yeah, there was this awesome ad for Continental Soup a while ago that focused on that very same problem.
A woman and her doddery mother are seen standing in a supermarket aisle in front of a ridiculously expansive column of Continental Soup.
They look very confused and ask a shelf stacker where the Continental Soup is. "We've looked everywhere. Are you out of stock? Oh noes, my dinner plans!".
Safe to say that with a bit of prompting they safely, er, turn around, and find the Continental Soup. Crisis averted.
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