Balancing Packaging Design with Nutritional Messaging
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Purchase Decision FactorsClassified by AI
Captures the key reasons influencing the respondent's decision either to purchase Power Crunch or avoid trying it, as indicated by specific factors.
Quotes
“This one here caught my eye because it's clearly labeled and it has two good flavors, chocolate chip cookie dough and chocolate brownie. Then these came up. These look like they're like candy but they're protein bars and it's plant protein. But because it's labeled so like candy, it doesn't look like it would be protein bars. And then the aisle isn't very big with protein bars. This one has protein. So some of them look very candy ish and some of them look like protein bar.”
“I definitely look at, reviews what people are saying about it. I look at the, claims on it. Like, 14 grams of protein is something that stands out to me because it's tries to make sure as best as they can be my protein goals per day. So that stands out to me definitely. But definitely what people users and people try the product before, what they say about it heavily influences whether I wanna give the product or not.”
“I like to I mean, the packaging does work, but the packaging tells me like, I'm looking at it now. It tells me what's on the shelf. So and then even just, like, look at that. The look of it. The look of it sometimes too. I'd like, oh, I really want that because it looks good on the packaging. So, like, even this here. You know? But this says 70 calories. That's a lot even though it has five grams of protein. So, yeah, the packaging, if it stands out and make me really wanna try it, then the packaging definitely works. Like, this here is just, plain packaging. You don't really get to see what it looks like. So I am I see this packaging here, it shows you what it looks like. So I'm a visual person, so I like when there's pictures.”