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Stickiness factor of a product starts from its own DNA, which is the quality offering. Then comes the differentiation which is introduced by innovation. Storytelling is often used to engage consumer. A case study of Blue Band, Walls and many others.

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Andi S. BoedimanStrategic Planning Director

AdmirePackaging & Retail Branding

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Small Packaging

Big Selling

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The Power of Context

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Shopping has becomefamily recreation.

Many buying decisionis made in an impulse.

Store communicationbecome increasinglyimportant.

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AIDDA

AttentionInterestDesireDecisionAction

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Wall’s Brandingat Carrefour

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Wall’s BrandingIsland Cabinet Hero

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The Stickiness Factor

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The heart of every productis its own DNA.

The campaign should becreated as an opportunity forproduct trial.

It can NOT be createdthrough fad and trend.

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Kusuka Cassava Chip

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Start with our backboneproduct, instead of changingthe product, create a newseasonal offer.

Packaging can be used torejuvenate relationship.

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Paddle Pop “Flakes”Packaging (Unilever)

Paddle Pop “Flakes”Hanging Mobile(Unilever)

Paddle Pop “Flakes”Clip On (Unilever)

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FeastWall’sPT Unilever Indonesia Tbk

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Differentiationthrough Innovation

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Consumer has so muchchoices it become confusing.

And it can be used todefy its own category.

Differentiation can beintroduced through innovation.

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Intense

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IntenseHair Tonic

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Boromon

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Rules of Engagement

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Engage customer throughtheir emotional trigger.

It can be created throughstorytelling process.

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Packaging Galactica

Paddle Pop – Wall’s

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Billboard Galactica

Paddle Pop – Wall’s

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Print Ad

Mama RozPT Adelphi TransAsiaIndonesia

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Silent Salesman No More!

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Hypermarket becomeincreasingly important asdistribution channels.

Packaging and point ofsales is no longer become‘silent salesman’.

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Wall’s Hawker(Unilever)

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Wall’s Truck(Unilever)

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Wall’s Freezer(Unilever)

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Wall’s Umbrella(Unilever)

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Wall’s Kiosk(Unilever)

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RAISE your PackagingResearch, Analysis, Insight, Strategy, Execution

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Case StudyBlue Band Packaging

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ChallengeIndonesia facing economic turmoiland it affects buying decision andcustomer behaviour.

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ResearchDirect customer observation shows thatin severe economic downturn peoplewill lower their standard of living.

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AnalysisConsumer wants to buy and use theproduct without sacrificing the totalproduct experience.

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InsightMost people still want their previousway of living, but it has to beaffordable.

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StrategyCreate lower cost packaging solutionin most distribution channels–rural &kiosks.

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ExecutionCreate self–displayed box that allowbuyer to buy in ounces.

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Blue Band Box(Unilever)

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Case StudyLid Sticker In-HomeActivationWalls

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ChallengeWalls has led in direct–to–consumermarket but it is not a brand of choicein home ice cream market.

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ResearchHome ice cream market mostlydecided by mothers and someassume that ice not healthy.

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AnalysisQuality ingredients in ice cream is akey potential to change the customerperception.

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InsightThe product should representmothers’ wise decision towards familyhealth

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StrategyCreate high quality and an emotionalvalue in the packaging design

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ExecutionUse red–to–black color and goldspecial printed process to representhigh quality product

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2 in 1Strawberry & Chocolate

2 in 1Chocolate & Vanilla

3 in 1Chocolate, Vanilla & Strawberry

Final DesignIn-Home Activation Wall’s

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ClarityWall’s

Honey CaramelChocolate Heaven

Strawberry

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Leaflet (Front) Leaflet (Back)

Final DesignIn-Home Activation Wall’s

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Clip On Wall’s 2 in 1

Poster Wall’s 2 in 1

Final DesignIn-Home Activation Wall’s

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Tips

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no more than

5elements

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Turn the design upside down

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Paddle PopThick Shake Strawberry & ChocolateWall’s

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Color plays an emotional role,such as music in film.It evokes strong brand recall.

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Look for one memorablekey visual element

It can be shape, character,color, illustration,typography, etc.NOT ALL OF THEM

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Chocki-ChokiPackaging Design(PT Mayora Indah)

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Taro Packaging Design(PT Unilever)

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Andi S. BoedimanCreative entrepreneurChief Innovation Consultant