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Product Packaging | Functions | Types of the product Packaging — Transcript

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  1. 0:06in my previous videos I have discussed
  2. 0:09the four very important piece of a
  3. 0:10marketing mix namely product price place
  4. 0:13and promotion
  5. 0:15but do you know most people consider
  6. 0:17packaging as another P that is equally
  7. 0:19important
  8. 0:20yes product packaging is a very
  9. 0:23important element in marketing
  10. 0:25let's discuss why
  11. 0:29packaging is the Art and Science of
  12. 0:31preparing Goods or product for transport
  13. 0:33and sale
  14. 0:34packaging is the means of ensuring the
  15. 0:37safe delivery of the product to the
  16. 0:38ultimate customer in sound condition at
  17. 0:40a minimum overall cost
  18. 0:43a package most clearly Bridges the
  19. 0:46traditional Realms of production and
  20. 0:47marketing
  21. 0:49it is an important activity of a sales
  22. 0:51promotion Department because an
  23. 0:53attractive package catches the attention
  24. 0:54of the customer and speaks itself to
  25. 0:57them
  26. 0:58in simple words packaging refers to
  27. 1:00designing and developing the wrapping
  28. 1:02material or container around a good or
  29. 1:04product that helps to identify the
  30. 1:07product in the market protect the
  31. 1:09products against damage in transit store
  32. 1:11the product in good condition promote
  33. 1:14the sale of the product use the product
  34. 1:16properly
  35. 1:17functions of Packaging
  36. 1:20let us take a look at some uses and
  37. 1:22functions that product packaging serves
  38. 1:26protects the product
  39. 1:29packaging physically protects the goods
  40. 1:31and their quality features utility
  41. 1:34Etc from being damaged during
  42. 1:35transportation and storage or protects
  43. 1:38from environmental factors like moisture
  44. 1:40dust temperature changes Etc
  45. 1:44convenience
  46. 1:47proper packaging AIDS product handling
  47. 1:49and makes it more convenient to
  48. 1:51transport ship and even use the product
  49. 1:55makes product stand out
  50. 1:57product packaging makes it easier for
  51. 1:59the customer to identify and
  52. 2:01differentiate it from other products
  53. 2:04attractive packages help the brand stand
  54. 2:06out in the market and attract customers
  55. 2:09towards it
  56. 2:11information transmission
  57. 2:13packaging and labeling are essential
  58. 2:16tools to get customers aware of product
  59. 2:18features directions for use storage
  60. 2:20instructions ingredients warnings
  61. 2:23helpline information
  62. 2:25Etc
  63. 2:27forms are part of marketing strategy
  64. 2:31an attractive package possesses
  65. 2:33considerable sales appeal and thus
  66. 2:35promotes sales of the product
  67. 2:37packaging can make a simple product look
  68. 2:40attractive or a unique product looks
  69. 2:42ordinary
  70. 2:43because it is only the package that
  71. 2:45attracts public attention describes the
  72. 2:47product's features gives the customer
  73. 2:49confidence and makes a favorable overall
  74. 2:52impression
  75. 2:53security
  76. 2:56to ensure that there is no tampering
  77. 2:58with the original product packaging is
  78. 3:00necessary
  79. 3:02the package of a product will protect
  80. 3:04the product from any foreign elements or
  81. 3:06alterations
  82. 3:08now come to types of Packaging
  83. 3:12we can categorize product packaging into
  84. 3:14three types depending on its usage and
  85. 3:16purpose
  86. 3:17these types are number one
  87. 3:21primary Packaging
  88. 3:23primary packaging is in direct contact
  89. 3:25with the product and is intended for the
  90. 3:27customer to identify gain product
  91. 3:30knowledge and Aid product consumption
  92. 3:33it is the initial layer like the plastic
  93. 3:35pouch cardboard box
  94. 3:38Etc containing the finished product that
  95. 3:40protects and preserves the finished
  96. 3:41product from contamination and tampering
  97. 3:45examples of primary packaging are
  98. 3:47plastic containers for fruits tin cans
  99. 3:50for soft drinks laminated tubes for
  100. 3:53beauty products
  101. 3:55Etc
  102. 3:562. secondary Packaging
  103. 4:00secondary packaging forms the second
  104. 4:02packaging layer that the customers don't
  105. 4:04usually see
  106. 4:06it combines smaller product units into a
  107. 4:09single pack and helps in Inventory
  108. 4:11management before showcasing the product
  109. 4:13to the customer
  110. 4:15examples are plastic ring that holds
  111. 4:18cold drink cans together cardboard box
  112. 4:21containing multiple individual boxes of
  113. 4:23cereal
  114. 4:24Etc
  115. 4:26number three
  116. 4:28tertiary Packaging
  117. 4:31tertiary packaging is used to group a
  118. 4:33large quantity of a particular product
  119. 4:35to transport
  120. 4:37the main aim of this packaging is to
  121. 4:39make it easier to transport heavy loads
  122. 4:41or large quantities of a product easily
  123. 4:43and securely
  124. 4:45for example wooden pallets are used in
  125. 4:48freight shipping
  126. 4:50let's move on to disadvantages of
  127. 4:52packaging while packaging has so many
  128. 4:54important benefits for a product still
  129. 4:56it comes with its own disadvantages
  130. 4:59these are packaging can trick the
  131. 5:02customer into getting a wrong perception
  132. 5:03of the product
  133. 5:05packaging can add to the cost of the
  134. 5:07product which the customer eventually
  135. 5:09bears
  136. 5:11it adds to the waste that can turn
  137. 5:13hazardous especially if it is plastic
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