Things That Don’t Matter Do
By Patrick Widen on Jan 13, 2009 in Marketing | Leave The First Comment...
Have you ever found the perfect potato chip in the worst looking bag? Or the best tasting chocolates in a plain, boring container? Most of the time, packaging and marketing decisions are made by someone tucked away somewhere neatly within the confines of a grey and felted cubicle who thought to himself “this detail doesn’t matter.”
Little things do matter. In fact, sometimes, they matter as much or more than the things themselves. Take bottled water. There isn’t a huge difference between water from Norway and water from New York. They’re both water. But, they come in different bottles with different stories and different logos and little things that make one feel more attractive to a consumer. Continued





