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How packaging changes the perceived value of a product
Before a product is touched, tested, or consumed, it is judged.
Packaging shapes perception within seconds. It influences how premium a product feels, how trustworthy it appears, and how much value people associate with it.
Two products can contain similar ingredients, offer similar performance, and sell at similar prices. Yet customers will often perceive one as significantly more valuable simply because of how it is presented.
Packaging is not only about protection. It is communication.
Materials, typography, colors, structure, and finishing details all contribute to a customer's first impression.
The best packaging does more than contain a product. It elevates it.
Discussion w/: Lauriane Rerolle
