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What Makes Customers Share Their Unboxing Experience Online?
Have you ever watched someone unbox a product on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube and suddenly felt like buying it? That's the power of a great unboxing experience!
Today, customers don't just buy products; they also enjoy sharing the excitement of receiving something special. But what makes them pick up their phones and record the moment?
Beautiful Packaging: Attractive packaging creates excitement before customers even see the product. Your brand colours, logo, and packaging design should make a strong first impression.
Personal Touches: A simple thank-you card, personalised note, or small surprise can make customers feel valued and appreciated.
Quality Presentation: How you arrange and protect your products matters. Neat packaging shows that your business pays attention to details.
A Memorable Experience: Customers are more likely to share moments that surprise, delight, or make them feel special.
Here's what every e-commerce business owner should understand: your packaging is not just for delivering products; it's another opportunity to promote your brand.
When customers love what they receive and how they receive it, they may share their experience, recommend your business, and encourage others to buy.
Don't just deliver a product. Create an experience worth sharing!
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I get asked a lot how I get beauty and skincare clients, so here is what has helped me most:
📚 A portfolio that shows the work you want to get hired for. No real clients yet? Make passion projects for dream brands.
🎯 Apply only when your portfolio matches the job. Clients are very visual, and a product design portfolio won’t win a packaging project.
🔍 Research a lot. Follow the brands, learn how they talk and who they speak to.
💬 Apply to jobs that resonate with your skills and share related projects to potential clients.
🧴 Buy the products and analyze the packaging. Typography, finish, weight, how the label sits. You’ll notice things you can talk about in your pitch ✨
What would you add?
a portfolio that shows the work you want to get hired for is the best advice here. passion projects for dream brands really work