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Turn your beer labels into powerful marketing tools

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Summary

  • Introduction

  • What did we talk about in the webinar?

  • Branding Strategies and Effective Communication via the Label

  • Fundamental Design Elements for a Successful Label

  • Consumer Psychology and Labeling

  • Case Studies

  • Review the webinar


Introduction

Yesterday, June 20, we held the long-organized webinar on Beer Labels This event, designed for brewing professionals, explored how labels can become powerful marketing tools if designed well. Below, we summarize the key points discussed during the event.


What topics were covered?

Branding Strategies and Effective Communication via the Label.

We started the webinar with a provocation:


“Your beer is not for everyone and your labels don't have to like you.”

This statement emphasized the importance of designing labels that are in line with target customers. Two key aspects were highlighted: corporate identity and target customer. It is essential that labels reflect the brewery's value proposition and brand voice, effectively communicating who we are and why consumers should choose our beers.


Fundamental Design Elements for a Successful Label.

Label design plays a crucial role in consumer perception. We discussed how to use logos, fonts and colors to create attractive and readable labels. The choice of fonts should ensure readability even from a distance, preferring text that is easily readable over complex fonts.


Colors, on the other hand, should be chosen not only for aesthetics, but also to immediately communicate the type of beer contained in the bottle or can.


Consumer Psychology and Labeling

Understanding consumer psychology is critical to designing labels that influence purchasing decisions.

Labels must answer the consumer's question, “What do I drink now?”

Storytelling elements such as photographs and drawings can help tell the story of the product and create an emotional connection with the customer.


Case Studies

We analyzed two significant case studies: Prost Brewing and Dogfish Head. Prost Brewing stands out for its clear value proposition and focus on German-style beers, while Dogfish Head recently revamped its graphic design, maintaining a strong visual consistency and using colors strategically. These examples illustrated how careful label design can strengthen brand identity and attract the desired target customer base.


Review the full recording

If you missed our webinar or want to review the points covered, you can watch the full recording at the following link: Review the Webinar

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