With this quick surge in the demand and use for ecommerce, as well as many shops having to shut due to lockdown, many businesses were forced to adapt quickly and take their ecommerce situation to the next level.
But ecommerce goes far beyond an online experience, the product must reach its final destination for the customer to receive, and this all depends on delivery with ecommerce packaging.
So, is your ecommerce packaging up to scratch as a business? Will it give a good first impression? Or will it fail to protect the product inside and result in an unhappy customer? Let’s help you avoid the later.
Here are three fundamentals for your ecommerce packaging that your brand and customers deserve.
1. Brand your ecommerce packaging
Ecommerce packaging wouldn’t be ecommerce packaging without making your brand stand out. Use colourful graphics, logos, labels, and text that make consumers remember who you are and what you do.
It’s the first rule of ecommerce packaging.
If you want to make your ecommerce packaging super effective though, it’s got to be more than just a pretty box.
When exploring the possibilities of your packaging design, it’s important to think of ways to make the experience exciting for your customers. How can you create a sense of anticipation? Are there any small touches you can add? Can you make the experience unique and fun? It’s about being innovative.
Perhaps you want to consider scented packaging? Or a way your consumers can re-use the packaging for something more practical afterwards? Take a look at this example from Joolz. A package that can be turned into a piece of furniture! Although it can’t be very comfy, it’s certainly memorable.
P.s if you’re looking for comfy office furniture, our sister company Haiken is highly recommended.