How to design an effective pet product label?
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Bright colors and shiny things.\n\nTruthfully, if you want to know what to use, get your demographics for dog owners and figure out which demographic will be most likely to use your product. Then, do as all that came before you, copy someone else but make it better.\n\nLOL....I am really serious here.
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An important consideration in creating a print advertisement is to make sure that you have your objective clearly defined. this would be the starting point for your ad.. based on which you would create your message.\n1. Create a clear and concise objective for your print ad.\n2. Choose a layout for your ad.. this includes developing a rough concept of where you would place your lettering, the font to use for maximum impact, where the product will be placed, the theme of the ad etc. A good graphic designer would be able to help you out with this by giving you a number of options to choose from. \n3. Balance the elements of your ad well.. make sure that if you have a heavy element like a logo and slogan on one side, the other side is equally balanced by something proportionate. \n4. Avoid Clutter in your advertisement.. too many things detract the reader from what you're really trying to convey.\n5. Always make sure you have your contact information in your ad.. this is VERY IMPORTANT. If a customer cannot reach you, you cannot expect any return on your ad.\n6. Testimonials in print ads are common and if chosen correctly can help to effectively target your chosen audience.\n7. Proof read your ad thoroughly and avoid printing and spelling errors. Meticulous editing and proof reading make a big difference in a print ad campaign. \n8. Be sure to include a call to action or a follow up for your ad.. coupons help in this regard and help in measuring the effectiveness of your ad as well. \n\nHope these help!
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Got it !!!\n\nhttp://www.geographics.com/download_temp.php?fis=mailing_labels\n\nEnjoy ..........................Vj
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Acoustica CD Label Maker 2.34\nEasy CD Creater,\nNero\n\nThose have DVD labeling software. But for qualityof labeling, you should think the 2nd choice that, buy the printer equipmented with DVD disc printing. It will print on the DVD directly (special printable DVD) and require no hand job. It will make your label more professional and perfect. For example: Epson R800\n\nd10v01b
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I recently interviewed an entrepreneur who started a business selling natural frozen ice cream treats for dogs, along the same lines you are thinking. Her website is Chilly-Dawgs.com and you can read an interview of how she started her business, the way she developed her products, and how she is marketing her products at http://www.womenhomebusiness.com/startup/chillydawg.htm\n\nThe pet food industry is one of the few food industries that are undergoing sustained growth. According to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association, “American pets are sitting in the lap of luxury as U.S. pet owners spend more on their pets than they spend on candy or even toys.” In 2005, Americans’ spending on pets is projected to be about $14.5 billion for food alone. \n\nThe following statistics and industry trends may encourage you: http://www.appma.org/press_industrytrends.asp\n\nEstimated 2006 Sales within the U.S. Market\n\nFor 2006, it estimated that $38.4 billion will be spent on our pets in the U.S.                            \n\nFood= $15.2billion\nVet Care=  $9.4 billion\nSupplies/OTC Medicine = $9.3 billion\nLive animal purchases= $1.8 billion\nPet Services: grooming & boarding = $2.7 billion\n\nThe numbers above show that there is a demand for your business idea. The humanization of pets - where we think of them as members of family, not animals - ensures that there is demand for natural dog treats.\n\nGood luck.
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You can try DesignPro of Avery.
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You should put keywords in meta data (invisible), page title, and in the content body to gain the full potential of search engine optimization.\n\nMeta Data\nPlace the keywords in the meta tag with the head section of your web page.  Be sure to separate each keyword or keyword phrase with commas.  Do not put more than 15-20 keywords in this tag as the search engines will begin ignoring the other keywords.\n<head>\n<meta name="keywords" content="keyword1, keyword phrase1, keyword2">\n</head>\n\nTitle\nMany developers and companies make the mistake of putting their company name in the title of the web page.  If you've branded your web site/pages correctly, a user will be able to tell that they are on your site by your logo or other page content.  In the title tag, you should put no more than 5 keywords or keyword phrases.  Also, you should order these keywords in order of importance as the search engines weight the keywords at the beginning greater than those at the end.\n<head>\n<title>Organic Dog Food, Canine Nutrition, Pet Supplies, Pet Health</title>\n</head>  \n\nPage Content\nYou should write the content of you web pages so that the strongest keywords are embedded in the content and these keywords should be relative to the subject of your site (the search engines will be able to tell and could punish your site otherwise).  Try to get the best keywords in the first 200 words on the page.  Google will index the majority if not all of the page, but Yahoo! will only index the first 200 words and MSN also has a limit on how content it indexes on the page.\n\nAlso, you need to utilize semantic HTML.  By this, you should be using the H1 tags for the most important headers, then H2, etc.  Place keywords in these tags.  The search engines will weight the keywords in those tags in descending order.\n<h1>Safe and Healthy Pet Nutrition</h1>\n<h2>Organic Dog Food Expands Your Pet's Life</h2>\n<h3>Soy Products</h3>\n\nFinally, before you put any keywords into your site.  Do a little research.  Google or Yahoo! the keywords that you would like to use and see what listings come up in the search.  View their sites and view their page sources for ideas on other keywords that your site could benefit.\n\n*As a note, do not use trademarked names in your keywords as this could get you banned from the search engines.\nEx.  Wal-mart shouldn't put keywords like Target, Kmart, Meijer, Kroger, Albertson's, etc.\n\nBest of luck with your SEO.  For more information on SEO, visit Search Engine Watch.\nhttp://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/
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Have a good and friendly marketing staff then give them samples to give to people.  This way they will learn about the product and if they like it they will order for more. Again as per the rule of the particular country, you may have to do a clinical test with qualified medical docotors and from this point you can market your product ..but if only it works well.  What products are these you have?
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You can use Turbo Lister's ad designer.\n\nDo a search in Yahoo for borders and templates.  Many free websites that offer the HTML code for free.\n\nCopy the code on to a word page, ad your product information and then copy and paste to your listing in the use your own HTML section.  Check to make sure it is correct before you submit it.
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While I do not know the names of the products, there are "perfumes" known as Pheramones that attract people, similar to what animals give off. Try searching for Pheramones and try one, should work better than a simple scent.
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Catalog it.\nName it.\nPublish.
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I would advertise first.  Get the name out there.  Product recognition is key.  Then when your customer sees your product in the store, they will say to themselves, "oh, here is that detergent I've been hearing about. I think I'll try it".\n\nGood luck.
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I also use Microsoft Publisher.  It is an awesome program and has already made design templates that you can use or alter to fit your needs.  Good luck!
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a pet strictly matches the owners personality
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Several individual products having unique properties reacting together to give a new end product which may have different properties
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Make the frame before making any labels you wish to put inside of it...
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First you need a program to make the labels.  You can either use MS Word, or any word processing program with a mail merge.  Or, you can download a free tool for Word from Avery. (just google Avery Wizard).  Follow the bells and whistles, set the program up for the type labels you are using. Put them in the printer and hit print.  Is that what you're looking for?