We have already established how important it is to have your own brand or company logo through the past articles in this Brand Building & Marketing (White Label) blog series for better chances of product success and be able to market and establish your brand. More importantly, it should be a huge plus if you have your logo imprinted on the actual product you will manufacture, and not only have it printed on the product package or container.
Logo Addition: Pros and Cons to the Production Line
It is obvious the production line gets affected once a logo is added to the products being manufactured. A delay could be expected most especially during the early part of the logo implementation. However, depending on the workforce behind the production line along with the coordination of suppliers, this delay can easily be prevented wherein logo implementation will easily be embraced into the process without allotting special time exclusively for it. As long as the manufacturers and suppliers are efficient and receptive to changes, this factor should not be a problem.
The only challenge I see with logo implementation in the production is there are times wherein the logo could be altered from one product to another due to unforeseen circumstances within the production process. This factor presents another challenge for the quality control committee and what used to be an efficient production process now gets more complex due to logo addition. When you come to think of it, this con gets offset by the multiple advantages given by logo addition. If you are a smart white label marketer, then you should see pass through this hindrance.
Having a logo certainly affects the production line but the overall effect of this action is only for the benefit of the campaign. You should not look at logo addition as a hindrance to the production line but instead as a must-have process in there which should not be overlooked. Expected changes in the production line are only minor but the impact of logo addition towards the campaign is a major development.
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