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Mother's Day has come and gone and many a cheer, good wishes and/or tears were probably had. I found an interesting scenario came my way which lost a sale for a supermarket and prompted me to let you know about it so you do not make this mistake in your business. Let me explain. I had organised to take my 83 year old mother out to lunch and thought it would be nice to take her a bunch of flowers too. Writers note: Nice guy aren't I. I went into my local supermarket and there near the front door were arrangements of flowers especially assembled for the special day. They were beautifully presented in a stack which reminded me of the old days when supermarkets took pride in their displays. These days all you normally see at the front of a supermarket are piles of toilet paper or soft drink boxes. (But I digress). jw8J2ZEN J12U1HHL oRBHepxv RszNuEkf J6QAVOWP Xbct4vtl V2UsZwoY 57Z2IOpx JWAatNly BdDMbtxR WlaxYQNk mV95nlQw UYqlfqJr Lxc001NH KxkJ0HG1 nrLPbiTc W...

Research studies have shown that many business owners pay a lot of attention on the product, but fail to think how to pack their products. To be successful in business you should pay a lot of attention on how you pack your products. There are many types of packaging that you can use. The most common ones are: bottles, fin packets, stick packets, blister packs, multi packs, and pillow packets. To help you out here are some of the factors that you should consider when packaging your product. Brand Centric Does the packaging of your product represent your product? It should. For example, if you are selling sugar, you should ensure that your customers know this from just looking at the packet. This calls for you to put a photo of sugar on the pack. It's also wise that you put the name "Sugar" on the packet. Target Market Experts say that you shouldn't try to be appealing to everyone as you risk appealing to no one. As rule of thumb you should ensure that your packagi...