subject: All You Need to Know About Unique CD Packaging [print this page] Anybody, even with an iota of marketing sense, will tell you that right after getting disk duplication people start looking for CD and DVD packaging idea. Let us see what the reason for so much concern is, over something that apparently is just an appendix to the core product. Well, the age-old maxim will tell you not to judge a book by its cover'. However, what it will not mention but nevertheless assumes to be true is the fact that most of us do exactly that. For an average customer, the unique CD packaging is probably the most effective sales pitch that will propel him/her to buy a CD based on an impulse. This is especially true in context of a modern store that houses a clutter of similar sounding names with even more similar sounding content (music, for instance!)
Apart from making the CDs stand out, the unique CD packaging also achieves the double whammy of being a telling tale of the unique taste and personality of its promoter. In a world that places a lot of premium of being distinct from the chaff, this becomes an indispensable asset.
Few pointers to be kept in mind while selecting CD packaging after disk duplication
Your CD packaging should be easy and safe to ship. The purpose of disk duplication is to transfer and disburse CDs to a large number of people. This implies that your CD will undergo a lot of travelling and handling. As such, it is imperative that they should be safe, strong and robust enough to handle the vagaries associated with such travelling. More importantly, most of the customers like to keep CD covers, especially the unique ones, for as long as the CD is there. This is possible only if the CD cover is durable and versatile enough
The CD covers should have eye-catching copy (text). Sometimes, a CD becomes unique not because of the graphic and colours but because of the text and content that is written on it. Ensure that the copy matches the mood and theme of the CD and makes for interesting read
