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Important issues connect a jar for cosmetics with consumers

by Kayla Holman

A funny thing happened to me in the office last week. A coworker of mine shared with me a funny image he ran across online. Instead of the cheesy motivational posters hanging on walls in middle schools across the country this wannabe poster had a different intention, to crush the spirit of bloggers throughout the world. All in good fun, of course.

Blogging - Never before have so many people with so little to say said so much to so few.

Ha, ha. Let's all make fun of blogging. Isn't that hilarious? The funny thing about it is that bloggers aren't the only ones who can learn from this lesson. The success of any business venture is based on connectivity. No brand is capable of great things without consumer interaction.

I don't write for the CPS Blog day-in and day-out with the intent to gab incessantly about packaging news, tips and innovations whether my readers want to read about it or not. Instead I'm here to offer the most vital and helpful Intel, meant to assist packagers along the journey to discover the jar for cosmetics that works best for them, one step at a time.

Chances are you run your business similar to the way that I run the CPS Blog. We provide insights (and/or products) to assist consumers in a particular task or practice, but a little something more is known to whet the appetite of consumers as well. The March issue of GCI magazine included a piece entitled, "Opportunity for Creating a More Meaningful Experience," which encourages packagers to do just that, pack a little bit more meaning within the confines of a jar for cosmetics.

Striking a nerve with consumers isn't as easy as I just made it sound, sorry about that. But don't worry; your product is bound to have a meaningful quality to set it apart from the other competitors. Maybe a major selling point for your jar for cosmetics is the fact that the product is eco-friendly. Maximize every notable quality of the product. And if your good really is of green quality, kick it up a notch and package it in a post-consumer resin (PCR) jar for cosmetics (we stock them in a variety of colors and sizes).

Different plastics don't only have different qualities; they're also tied to different industries and classes of products. For instance, if you're looking for something simple to package your product in you may end up with a jar for cosmetics made from polypropylene. More expensive and luxurious products usually look to a glass or PET jar for cosmetics.

The article from GCI really summed up the argument of selling a product with meaning, communicated through packaging. Packaging is largely responsible for whether or not a product is even picked up off the shelf. Keep the anti-motivational poster in mind and show all the naysayers what your product is capable of by flipping that concept around when deciding which jar for cosmetics to choose. Wrap your product and a good message up in a jar for cosmetics and you'll be good to go!



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Title: Important issues connect a jar for cosmetics with consumers
Author: Kayla Holman
Email: apps@seo4.co
Keywords: plastic containers,plastic bottle,bottle,bottles,business,sales,recycle
Word Count: 518
Category: Sales
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