UK Consumers Like Double/Triple Play Blu-ray Packaging
Posted December 9, 2010 06:26 AM by Juan Calonge
According to a survey recently commissioned by the British Video Association (BVA), using the "Double Play" or "Triple Play" definitions on the packaging of a Blu-ray, as well as an additional sticker for clarity, is the formula that performs best in terms of consumer understanding. The findings also reveal that, when this packaging formula is followed, consumers are more likely to feel they are receiving value for money from the product.
The research aimed to help understand how best to communicate to consumers what is included within the multiformat product that some distributors are now releasing. It was carried out by Engage and involved showing 1,520 consumers a variety of different pack designs to see how successful each one was in communicating what the pack contained, as well as whether it prompted any purchase interest.
The BVA aims to promote the new packaging formula as an industry standard over the coming months in order to help provide clarity for consumers.
Simon Heller, Blu-ray Partners Campaign Director at the British Video Association, commented: "This research has provided us with a great insight into what multi-format packaging should look like. The consumer needs to have utmost clarity when making a purchase and the BVA's findings will help distributors to produce the most effective packaging as part of the marketing mix".