Package Design That Sells by Jeff SugarmanPackage Design That Sells by Jeff Sugarman
Package Design That SellsJeff Sugarman
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While the scope of work will be tailored to your specific needs, a typical project looks like this:
I provide three unique design options in the first creative presentation.
Develop first round of options: 10 business days
Present first round of options: 1 day
Client to provide feedback: 1 day
Revisions based upon feedback: 7 business days
Present revised options: 1 day
Client to provide feedback: 1 day
Revisions based upon feedback: 5 business days
Deliver final packaging: 1 day

What's included

Analyze creative strategy and design practices
Review background materials to get up to speed with the client's latest learnings and synthesize relevant insights for the project. Analyze the client's existing creative strategies and practices. Includes providing recommendations for improvements in a report.
Assemble mood board
Develop mood board that help the client contribute to the aesthetic feel of a project.
Concept Design
Most people think of this as the fun part: we come up with a minimum of three unique concepts that will meet your goals.
Design Rollout
Once a concept direction is approved, we'll bringing it to life by applying it to the dieline and adding in all the details that make your new package design a success.
Creative direction for product photography
On-site creative direction with product photographer to ensure that the approved concept is realized.
Edit product description
Write up to 4 product descriptions to correct grammatical issues and appeal to target audience.
Create packaging style guide
Create a 1-page document that describes the elements of the package design system; including color palettes, image use, font use, and iconography use.
Contact for pricing
Schedule a call
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Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Google Docs
Brand Strategist
Graphic Designer
Packaging Designer
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Jeff Sugarman proArlington, USA
$1k+
Earned
3
Paid projects
5.00
Rating
56
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Package Design That SellsJeff Sugarman
Contact for pricing
Schedule a call
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Google Docs
Brand Strategist
Graphic Designer
Packaging Designer
Cover image for Package Design That Sells

While the scope of work will be tailored to your specific needs, a typical project looks like this:
I provide three unique design options in the first creative presentation.
Develop first round of options: 10 business days
Present first round of options: 1 day
Client to provide feedback: 1 day
Revisions based upon feedback: 7 business days
Present revised options: 1 day
Client to provide feedback: 1 day
Revisions based upon feedback: 5 business days
Deliver final packaging: 1 day

What's included

Analyze creative strategy and design practices
Review background materials to get up to speed with the client's latest learnings and synthesize relevant insights for the project. Analyze the client's existing creative strategies and practices. Includes providing recommendations for improvements in a report.
Assemble mood board
Develop mood board that help the client contribute to the aesthetic feel of a project.
Concept Design
Most people think of this as the fun part: we come up with a minimum of three unique concepts that will meet your goals.
Design Rollout
Once a concept direction is approved, we'll bringing it to life by applying it to the dieline and adding in all the details that make your new package design a success.
Creative direction for product photography
On-site creative direction with product photographer to ensure that the approved concept is realized.
Edit product description
Write up to 4 product descriptions to correct grammatical issues and appeal to target audience.
Create packaging style guide
Create a 1-page document that describes the elements of the package design system; including color palettes, image use, font use, and iconography use.
Contact for pricing