Breaking Through the Surface: How Brand Packaging Reshapes Customer Experience and Market Influence

Brand packaging, in the eyes of many, may simply be a product's "shell," a container used for protection and transportation. This is a big mistake! In my opinion, it is much more than that. In today's market, where product homogenization is increasingly fierce, how can your product stand out and even establish a deep emotional connection with consumers? The answer often lies in your packaging.

This article aims to completely颠覆your inherent understanding of brand packaging. We will deeply analyze how it can leap from a simple functional object to a core strategic tool for companies to enhance brand awareness, optimize customer experience, and even drive sales growth. Ready? Let's explore a comprehensive guide to building a strong brand image together.

Introduction: From Function to Emotion – Redefining the Value of Brand Packaging

Think about it, what is the first thing you come into contact with when you pick up a new product for the first time? That's right, it's its packaging. It may be cold or full of surprises. We must realize that brand packaging has long surpassed the simple function of product protection. It is now the starting point of the brand story, the core of user interaction, and the key to whether you can hit the mark in market competition.

So, I often ask those brand founders: "On shelves full of goods, or in complex e-commerce pages, how can your product grab consumers' attention in just a few seconds and let them feel your unique brand charm?" If you are still ignoring the strategic value of packaging, you are simply missing a huge opportunity.

I. What is Brand Packaging? Brand Expression Beyond Cardboard Boxes

When we talk about "packaging," what often comes to mind is a simple cardboard box or plastic bag. But the connotation of "brand packaging" is much more profound. It is a systematic concept, the first and most直观bridge between a brand and consumers.

1.1 Core Definition and Composition Elements

Brand packaging is more than just a physical container. It is a visual and tactile representation of the brand story, values, product characteristics, and the vision of the target audience. You can think of it as the product's "skin," but this skin carries the brand's DNA.

It mainly consists of the following elements:

• Color: The most direct language for emotional transmission.
• Font: Shapes the brand's personality and tonality.
• Logo and Brand Mark: Core identification symbol, indispensable.
• Material: Determines the touch, environmental attributes, and overall texture.
• Structure and Shape: Determining factors for functionality, innovation, and unboxing experience.
• Surface Treatment: Matte, glossy, hot stamping, UV, etc., to enhance visual and tactile richness.
• Patterns and Illustrations: Tell stories and enhance visual appeal.

I can say with certainty that every detail is silently communicating with consumers. According to the definition of The Packaging Society, packaging is "a three-dimensional medium that connects products and consumers and carries brand information." This precisely illustrates that its core value lies in communication and connection, rather than simple wrapping.

1.2 Why is Brand Packaging So Important?

Its importance is reflected in multiple dimensions:

• First Impression: The first link in consumer interaction with the product determines the initial impression.
• Decision Booster: When consumers are hesitant, unique packaging can often be the last straw for purchase.
• Brand Memory: Good packaging can leave a deep impression of the brand in the minds of consumers, making it easy to identify and recall.
• Market Communication: Unique packaging itself is a mobile billboard that can spark sharing and discussion.

Ignoring these is like giving up a highly cost-effective marketing position.

II. Unlocking Brand Potential: Core Advantages and Benefits of Brand Packaging

Now, let's talk about what tangible benefits brand packaging can bring you. This is not an empty concept, but real money that directly affects your sales, brand loyalty, and even profit margins.

2.1 Strengthen Brand Recognition and Market Memory

This is the most direct effect of brand packaging. In a market where similar products are flooding the market, what makes your product stand out at a glance?

• Improve Brand Awareness: Distinct colors and unique patterns give products a "highlight moment" on the shelf (or in online product listings).
• Establish a Visual Hammer: Unique packaging design is the brand's "visual hammer," which can instantly hammer consumers' memory points, allowing you to stand out from many competitors. It is like a silent declaration, announcing your uniqueness.
• Stand Out on the Shelf (or in Online Pictures): I have seen too many brands whose products are good, but the packaging is mediocre and completely淹没in the competition. An eye-catching packaging can instantly attract consumers' attention. According to our past project experience, consumers identify products with unique brand packaging at least 30% faster than ordinary packaging.

2.2 Optimize Customer Experience and Build Emotional Connection

Opening a package is simply a miniature drama for many people. From the touch of the packaging to the sense of ritual when opening it, every moment is reshaping customers' perception of the brand.

• Enhance the Unboxing Ritual: From Ordinary to Surprise: A carefully designed unboxing experience makes consumers feel respected and anticipated from the moment they pick up the package. It elevates a simple shopping behavior into a pleasant journey of discovery.
• Convey Brand Story and Values: The words, illustrations, and even internal cards on the packaging can silently convey the brand's philosophy. For example, a brand that emphasizes environmental protection will clearly use recycled materials in its packaging and attach a recycling guide, which directly touches the hearts of environmentalists.
• Enhance Perceived Product Value: A beautiful appearance always makes people feel that the things inside are extraordinary. This increase in perceived value directly affects consumers' acceptance of prices.
• Promote Consumer Sharing ("Sun-drying" Culture): In today's era of social media, packaging that is "good-looking" or "has a good experience" will naturally be shared by consumers. This is much more cost-effective than paying for advertising! I dare say that much of the "sun-drying" culture on social media for many beauty and trendy brands is due to their amazing packaging.

[Tip:] Imagine an infographic that clearly compares the customer experience differences between "no brand packaging" and "branded packaging." From the "ordinary" to the "wow!" of surprise when unboxing, from "use it and throw it away" to "want to keep it and look at it again." Data also proves that a high-quality unboxing experience can directly increase repurchase rates by at least 15%.

2.3 Powerful Marketing and Promotion Carrier

Brand packaging is an advertising space without additional investment, and a walking free billboard.

• As a Free Advertising Space: During the transportation, display, and carrying of your products, the Logo and brand information on the packaging are constantly exposed. This is simply a zero-cost marketing!
• Promote Word-of-Mouth Communication and Social Media Sharing: The "sun-drying culture" was mentioned earlier. When consumers take the initiative to take photos of the packaging because it is amazing and share it on WeChat Moments, Xiaohongshu, or even make unboxing videos on Bilibili, your brand influence will grow geometrically.
• Support Marketing Activities and Seasonal Promotions: Limited-edition and co-branded packaging can easily ignite consumers' enthusiasm for purchasing and provide strong visual support for marketing activities.
• Improve Professionalism and Trust: Professional packaging design gives the impression that "this brand is serious and professional," thereby increasing trust. No one will believe a brand that is perfunctory even in its packaging.

You may not realize that, according to a marketing research report, packaging accounts for as much as 20% of the influence in consumer purchase decisions! It's really not a small role.

2.4 Enhance Competitive Advantage and Product Premium Capability

Brand packaging is the core weapon for you to build differentiation and even support high product premiums in the market competition.

• Build a Differentiated Competitive Barrier: When product functions tend to be homogenized, unique brand packaging can immediately make you stand out. It gives your product a "颜值barrier" and even an "experience barrier."
• Support Premium Pricing Strategies: Enhance Perceived Product Value: Look at those luxury goods, their packaging is itself a work of art. Exquisite packaging can significantly enhance the perceived value of the product, thereby supporting higher pricing. Consumers are not paying for the "box," but for the quality, taste, and experience represented by the "box."
• Attract Target Audience: Accurately Reach High-Value Customers: Different packaging styles attract different groups of people. For example, minimalist packaging may attract young consumers who are sensitive to design and pursue quality; while luxurious and elegant packaging can accurately reach high-end consumer groups.

This is especially evident in the beauty, technology, and food industries. For example, a high-end beauty brand's minimalist yet textured packaging makes consumers feel that every penny is spent on "value"; a niche boutique coffee successfully enhances its brand tonality and obtains higher single-product profits through recyclable, hand-painted packaging.

2.5 Promote Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility

In today's world, where environmental awareness is increasing, sustainable packaging is no longer a choice, but a responsibility that companies must assume. It is also a strong brand bonus item.

• Eco-Friendly Materials and Design Trends: Biodegradable materials, recycled materials, reduced ink use, and simplified packaging levels have all become new design standards.
• Convey the Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility: When your packaging clearly informs consumers that you are doing your part for the planet, those consumers who care about environmental protection will not hesitate to choose you. This is simply the best brand image promotion.
• Attract Green Consumer Groups: This is a growing consumer group that is willing to pay for "green." Embracing sustainable packaging means embracing the future market.

Look at Patagonia, the outdoor clothing brand, their product packaging is extremely minimalist, and even many products are directly fixed with recycled paper strips, with almost no excess plastic. This perfectly fits with their environmental philosophy and has won countless loyal fans. For example, some emerging eco-friendly daily chemical brands use recyclable glass bottles or paper refill packs, which directly brings positive market feedback and word of mouth.

III. Diverse Types of Brand Packaging and Application Scenarios

Different products and different sales channels require different packaging types. Understanding these can make the most of your packaging.

3.1 Transportation Packaging: The "First Touchpoint" of Brand Impression

For e-commerce and remote sales, express boxes and mailing boxes are the first stop for consumers to contact your brand.

• Custom Express Box/Mailing Box: Your express box is no longer a lifeless brown box, it can be printed with a Logo, brand slogan, or even a unique pattern. It strengthens brand recognition and allows the unboxing experience to begin the moment it arrives at the doorstep.
• Custom Fillers: In addition to bubble wrap and newspapers, you can choose custom corrugated paper fillers, custom shredded paper silk, or even environmentally friendly biodegradable cornstarch fillers printed with brand information. This not only protects the product, but also integrates brand elements into every detail.
• Branded Tape/Stickers: This small-input, high-output method can instantly "brand" ordinary outer boxes. Branding in the details is often the most touching.

3.2 Retail Packaging: "Silent Salesman" on the Shelf

In a physical retail environment, packaging is your product's most direct salesperson.

• Custom Product Box/Gift Box: This is the most direct facade of your product on the shelf. It can be the key to enhancing the product's grade or a tool to attract consumers' attention. High-end products especially need exquisite gift boxes to襯托their value.
• Branded Tote Bag/Shopping Bag: When consumers walk out of the store, your tote bag is a mobile billboard. It is not only practical, but also an extension of the brand image. Many people will even repeatedly use beautifully designed tote bags.
• Irregular Packaging: If you dare to innovate, irregular packaging can instantly grab eyeballs. Using unique shapes can make your product stand out from the crowd and become a unique landscape.

3.3 Special Functional Packaging: Balancing Protection and Branding

Some products have additional functional requirements for packaging, but this does not mean sacrificing brand expression.

• Food-Grade Packaging: For food, safety and hygiene are the bottom line. But at the same time, it is equally important to reflect the brand's promise of freshness, health, and deliciousness on the packaging.
• Anti-Counterfeiting Packaging: In industries with high-value goods and high brand counterfeiting risks, anti-counterfeiting packaging is a necessary means to improve product trust and safety. QR codes, anti-counterfeiting labels, and special printing technologies can all be integrated into it.
• Smart Packaging: Combining NFC, RFID, or AR technology, packaging is no longer just a static container, it can interact with consumers, provide product information, trace sources, and even enhance the gaming experience. This is a new direction for technology to empower brands.

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IV. Creating Eye-Catching Packaging: Brand Packaging Design Process and Key Considerations

I know that many companies want to have a "爆款" packaging, but don't know where to start. Don't worry, a practical design guide is here to help you understand the entire process from concept to implementation.

4.1 Brand Packaging Design Process: From Strategy to Implementation

A successful packaging is never imagined out of thin air by designers, it is a systematic project.

• Step 1: Clarify Brand Positioning and Target Audience: This is the starting point for all designs. What is the tonality of your brand? Who are your products sold to? What are their preferences and pain points? If these questions are not clear, the design cannot be discussed.
• Step 2: Product Characteristics and Protection Needs Analysis: The product's own shape, weight, fragility, and storage conditions all directly determine the structure and materials of the packaging. Safety is the top priority.
• Step 3: Creative Concepts and Sketch Drawing: Brainstorming stage! Draw out all the ideas you can think of, don't be afraid of absurdity, just be afraid of mediocrity.
• Step 4: Material Selection and Structural Design: Paper, plastic, glass, metal, recycled materials... Each material has its own characteristics and costs. Structural design should consider ease of opening and closing, stackability, and transportation costs.
• Step 5: Visual Element Design (Logo, Colors, Fonts, Graphics): This is the most直观part, expressing the brand tonality determined earlier through visual language.
• Step 6: Prototype Production and Testing: Make physical samples, test their functionality, feel, and visual effects, and conduct transportation drop tests to ensure everything is foolproof.
• Step 7: Production and Quality Control: Find reliable suppliers, strictly control the production process, and ensure that the final product is highly consistent with the design draft.

[Important Note:] To give you a clearer understanding of this process, we have specially produced a video that shows the entire custom process from design concept, sketch drawing, to material selection, prototype production, to the final packaging finished product. You will see how the brand deeply participates in it, and the amazing presentation of the final product effect, which can give you a more直观and dynamic understanding of packaging customization.

4.2 Design Elements and Strategies: Details Determine Success or Failure

An excellent packaging has every detail thought out.

• Color Psychology: Brand Emotion and Consumer Perception: Red represents enthusiasm, blue represents calmness, green represents environmental protection... The choice of color directly affects consumers' feelings about the brand.
• Font Selection: Convey Brand Personality and Tonality: Elegant serif fonts, modern sans-serif fonts, or handwritten fonts, each font silently tells the brand's personality.
• Graphics and Patterns: Telling Stories and Establishing Identification: Unique patterns can become the brand's iconic elements, and can even tell a complete story, enhancing identification.
• Material and Touch: Enhance Sensory Experience: Matte texture, smooth surface, soft cotton and linen fabric, touch can greatly enhance the pleasure of unboxing.
• Structure and Functionality: Balancing Practicality and Innovation: Packaging should not only be beautiful, but also practical. How to make it easy to open, easy to store, and even reusable? These are all things that design should consider.
• Environmental Protection and Sustainability: Responding to the Call of the Times: Choosing environmentally friendly inks, recycled materials, and biodegradable designs is being responsible for the environment and is the key to brands winning consumer recognition.

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V. Smart Choice: How to Choose the Right Brand Packaging Supplier

No matter how good the packaging design is, it still has to be implemented through production. Choosing a reliable supplier is even more critical than the design itself.

5.1 Key Indicators for Evaluating Suppliers

I have seen too many cases where the packaging effect is greatly reduced due to choosing the wrong supplier. Here are a few core evaluation points:

• Production Capacity and Technical Level: Is their equipment advanced? Can they achieve the effect you want (such as special printing, irregular die-cutting)?
• Material Selection and Quality Control: Can they provide the materials you want? Can they guarantee material quality and environmental compliance?
• Design Services and Creative Support: Do they have a professional design team? Can they provide optimization suggestions on your existing design?
• Delivery Cycle and Supply Chain Management: Can they deliver on time? Do they have contingency plans in case of emergency?
• Cost-Effectiveness and Transparent Pricing: Is the quotation reasonable? Are there any hidden charges? We must be clear about this.
• Customer Service and After-Sales Support: Is communication smooth? Can problems be solved in a timely manner?
• Sustainable Development Practices: If environmental protection is an important value of your brand, does the supplier have commitments and practices in this regard?

[Practical Tool:] To help you better evaluate suppliers, we have listed a list of key questions that should be asked when choosing a supplier, which can help you quickly grasp the core points and conduct effective evaluations in the initial communication with potential partners.

5.2 Cooperation Mode and Customization Services

The service models that suppliers can provide vary, and you need to choose the one that suits you best.

• Turnkey Solutions vs. Specific Link Cooperation: Some suppliers can provide full-link services from design, proofing to production and logistics; while others only focus on production. Choose according to your needs and internal resources.
• Small-Batch Customization vs. Large-Scale Production Capacity: SMEs often need small-batch customization, which requires suppliers to have more flexible production lines and minimum order quantities; large enterprises need to have scaled production capacity and stable supply guarantees.
• Balance between Personalized Customization and Standardized Options: Some suppliers provide services based on standardized packaging with brand element customization, which is usually lower in cost and faster in delivery; while complete personalized customization requires more time and investment.

VI. Empowering SMEs: Brand Packaging Can Also Be Fun with a Small Budget

"Is brand packaging only affordable for large companies?" I've heard this question too many times. Wrong! This is a huge misunderstanding. SMEs can also create impressive brand packaging with a limited budget.

6.1 Challenges Faced by SMEs

I understand the difficulties of SMEs very well:

• Limited Budget: Every penny must be spent wisely.
• Insufficient Design Resources: May not have a dedicated design team.
• Small-Batch Purchase Needs: Many suppliers are not interested in small orders.

6.2 Cost-Effective Solutions

But there are always more solutions than difficulties, we can "use skillfully" rather than "high investment":

• Standardized Packaging + Customized Brand Elements: This is the most efficient method. Purchase common, good-quality express boxes or product boxes, and then embellish them with custom stickers, stamps, brand tape, or even hand-painted Logos. The cost is low, but the effect can be instantly improved.
• Minimalist Design, Highlight Core Logo and Colors: No need for complex patterns, a good Logo plus exclusive brand colors is enough to establish a strong identification. Less is more, sometimes it is more高级.
• Use Digital Printing Technology to Achieve Small-Batch Customization: Traditional printing often has large minimum order quantities, but digital printing technology can easily achieve small-batch or even single-piece customization, which is very suitable for start-up brands and SMEs.
• Choose Multi-Functional, Reusable Packaging: For example, a beautifully designed product box can be used to store small items after consumers use the product, which invisibly extends brand exposure time and conveys environmental protection concepts.

I have seen too many SMEs break out of a bloody path in the red sea market with clever packaging design. They did not invest sky-high prices, but truly understood the essence of packaging. For example, a handmade coffee bean brand uses simple kraft paper bags with hand-painted illustrations and twine to immediately create a simple, attentive brand image, which is extremely low in cost but highly recognizable.

VII. Return on Investment: Cost-Effectiveness and ROI Analysis of Brand Packaging

I know that in the end everything has to return to the financial statements. Brand packaging is an expense, but it is also an investment.

7.1 Cost Composition of Brand Packaging

To calculate ROI, you must first figure out where the costs are spent:

• Design Fees: If you hire external designers or agencies, this is an investment.
• Material and Production Costs: This is the big head, depending on the type of material, printing process, and order quantity.
• Logistics and Storage Costs: The volume and weight of the packaging will affect transportation and storage costs.
• Additional Function Costs: If you need anti-counterfeiting labels, smart chips, etc., there will be additional costs.

7.2 How to Calculate the ROI of Brand Packaging

We must use data to measure the value of brand packaging. Although some values are intangible, we can measure them indirectly:

• Sales Growth from Increased Brand Awareness: Assuming that through new packaging, your brand exposure has increased by X% and the traffic conversion rate has increased by Y%, then you can estimate the resulting sales growth.
• Increased Repurchase Rate from Optimized Customer Experience: The praise and sharing brought by carefully packaged products usually directly translates into higher repurchase rates. Track the repurchase behavior of customers with good unboxing experiences.
• Advertising Expenses Saved as a Marketing Tool: Your packaging itself is an advertisement. If you reduce the budget for advertising due to the social communication effect of packaging, this part of the money saved is part of the ROI.
• Profit Margin from Increased Product Premium: If you can increase the unit price of the product by 5% due to packaging upgrades, then this part of the new profit is visible revenue.
• Intangible Value from Enhancing Corporate Social Image: Although difficult to quantify, a brand with a sense of social responsibility is more likely to be favored by consumers, attract media attention, and even attract capital, which is a long-term value.

[Practical Tool:] I strongly recommend that you develop an interactive tool or provide a simple calculation model. Users can enter their product sales data, packaging investment, estimated conversion rate improvement, etc., and then estimate the potential ROI. This allows them to more直观ly understand the investment value of brand packaging, rather than simply treating it as an expense.

VIII. Inspiration Emerges: Sharing Successful Cases of Brand Packaging

Enough said about the theory, now let's look at some real cases. These brands have achieved true commercial breakthroughs through packaging.

8.1 Case 1: How Beauty Brands Establish Loyal Fans Through the Ultimate Unboxing Experience

A niche high-end beauty brand, whose products are excellent, but what really made it popular on social media is its ultimate unboxing experience. Their packaging adopts a multi-layer drawer-style design, the exterior is a matte paper box with a high-grade feel, and the interior is printed with hand-painted flower patterns and a handwritten thank you card. The product is carefully wrapped in silk paper and comes with a custom magnetic small tool. Every unboxing is like unwrapping a gift, full of ritual.

This experience directly prompted a large number of users to spontaneously share "unboxing videos" on Xiaohongshu and Douyin, generating millions of free impressions. User comments are full of praise such as "beautiful" and "every time I open it, it's like a work of art." This allowed the brand to quickly establish a group of highly sticky loyal fans, and the repurchase rate far exceeded its peers.

8.2 Case 2: How Food E-Commerce Conveys Health Concepts with Eco-Friendly Packaging

An e-commerce platform that focuses on organic fresh food has made bold attempts in packaging. They abandoned traditional foam boxes and plastic bags and instead used biodegradable cornstarch fillers and reusable linen bags. Vegetables and fruits are packaged in recycled paper mesh bags or biodegradable paper boxes. The outer box is even a minimalist corrugated box, printed with cute hand-painted farm patterns and a striking environmental slogan.

This packaging not only conforms to its brand concept of "health, organic, and sustainability," but also directly resonates with the target consumer group - urban white-collar workers who pay attention to health and care about the environment. Customers reported: "What I received is not only ingredients, but also a lifestyle." This made their customer unit price and user loyalty higher than their peers, and even attracted a large number of media reports, bringing huge positive publicity to the brand.

8.3 Case 3: How Technology Products Use Minimalist Packaging to Set Off High-End Quality

A high-end headphone brand, whose products are expensive, but its packaging is equally unforgettable. The entire packaging uses a pure white hard paper box, the structure is extremely simple, there is no excess decoration, only the silver Logo is烫印ed on the front. When you open the box, the headphones are accurately placed in a custom lining, and the just-right damping makes the opening process particularly ritualistic. All internal accessories are neatly stored in small white boxes with the same minimalist style.

This minimalist packaging design perfectly echoes the high-tech sense and pure sound quality experience of the headphone product itself. It conveys a brand attitude of "we only focus on the essence, not the superficial." The moment consumers get it in their hands, they will feel the high-end quality of the product and the designer's care. This dual high-end sense of vision and touch greatly enhances the perceived value of the product, successfully supporting its high premium strategy and distinguishing it from mass products on the market.

IX. Frequently Asked Questions about Brand Packaging (FAQ)

I know you may still have some practical questions, let me answer them directly:

• Will brand packaging definitely increase costs? Not necessarily. Although custom packaging will have a higher unit price than general packaging, the brand premium, sales growth, and marketing efficiency improvement it brings can often make up for or even far exceed this part of the investment. More importantly, if you choose properly, a small budget can also produce great results.

• Is it necessary for small companies to do brand packaging? Very necessary! Small companies need to be seen and remembered in the market through unique packaging. It is your weapon to establish a professional image, increase trust, and attract early users.

• How to balance the aesthetics and functionality of packaging design? Aesthetics and functionality are not contradictory. A good design is to improve it to the artistic level through creativity and aesthetics on the basis of meeting functional needs such as protection, transportation, and use. Function is the foundation, and aesthetics is sublimation.

• How to choose the packaging material that best suits my product? This depends on your product characteristics (size, weight, fragility), brand positioning (high-end, environmentally friendly, economical), budget, and target market regulations. It is recommended to communicate in depth with professional packaging design companies or suppliers, and they can provide professional advice.

• How long is the brand packaging design cycle generally? This varies greatly. A simple sticker design may be completed in a few days, while a complex structural design and overall packaging project with multiple material combinations may take weeks or even months.

• How to ensure the sustainability of brand packaging? Consider environmental factors from the beginning of the design: use recycled and biodegradable materials; use single-body materials to facilitate recycling; reduce ink use; design reusable or secondary-use packaging structures. Clarify your environmental commitments and choose suppliers with environmental certifications.

Conclusion: Brand Packaging - Building Core Assets for Future Brands

Undoubtedly, brand packaging today is no longer an optional accessory. In the digital age and the consumer experience-oriented market environment, it has been upgraded from a simple container to an indispensable core strategic asset for enterprises. It undertakes the multiple responsibilities of brand communication, emotional connection, marketing promotion, and value enhancement.

Investing in brand packaging means investing in the future. It can help you build an indestructible brand barrier, win the hearts of consumers, and stand out in the fierce market competition. I firmly believe that through carefully designed packaging, your products can tell a fascinating brand story on the shelf, in front of the screen, or even in the hands of consumers, driving your company's continued growth. Now, are you ready to use packaging to establish a deeper connection with your consumers?