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Highlight Brand ElementsBrand Logo: Place the brand logo at the core of the label to ensure it is clear and distinguishable. Adjust the size and color of the logo reasonably according to its complexity and style, so that it integrates with the overall label design. For example, on Starbucks’ coffee labels, the green mermaid logo […]

Shape DesignBased on the Bottle Outline: If the bottle body is a regular cylinder, the bottle sticker can be designed as a rectangle or a circle, perfectly wrapping around or covering the surface of the bottle body. For bottles with special outlines, such as those with edges, curves, or concave – convex shapes, the sticker

Paper materialsCoated paperFeatures: It has good gloss and printability, and can present high-definition and vivid patterns and text. It can be processed by various techniques such as laminating, bronzing, embossing, etc., enhancing the aesthetics and texture of the label. Coated paper has strong adaptability and can print various patterns and processes, and the printed processes

Automotive IndustryIdentification Information: Aluminum labels are used on parts such as the car body, engine, and gearbox to mark important vehicle information like the model, production date, VIN code, etc. This facilitates production management, quality traceability, and after – sales service. Since cars are often exposed to the elements, using aluminum labels for license plates

I. Define Market SegmentationSegment by Application Scenarios The application scenarios of labels are diverse. For example, commodity labels can be used for marking the price, brand, ingredients, etc. of various retail products; logistics labels are used for goods sorting and transportation tracking; electronic labels are applied to information recording and anti – counterfeiting of electronic

Pre – negotiation Preparations Understand Merchant Information: In advance, learn about the merchant’s business area, product types, brand style, etc., and clarify the possible types of labels they need. For example, food labels may need to emphasize information such as ingredients and shelf – life, while electronic product labels may focus on specifications and models.