The Ultimate Shortcut to Producing Your Next Product Package
A step-by-step guide to confidently uncover and choose the perfect packaging suppliers for your product business.
Finding the right print supplier can be like finding a needle in a haystack.
Take the guesswork out of sourcing your packaging.
Get expert guidance on how to:
Create a powerful packaging strategy so you know where to start and where to spend your time (and money) wisely
Plan a clear project timeline with all the necessary steps so you can launch on-time
Select the perfect packaging vendor for your business that can deliver functional, high-quality packaging when you need it
Investment: $99
What’s Inside:
You don’t have to go it alone
What if you could:
Know exactly which steps to take to get packaging for your product
Reduce the amount of time spent researching printers and suppliers
Take the overwhelm out of the start-up stage
Feel confident in your packaging choices
Are you ready to have:
A plan to make your vision a reality
A list of hand-picked packaging suppliers
More time to focus on your business
An expert guide cheering you on
TESTIMONALS
Kelley is a joy to work with. Extremely creative and understands the nuances required to produce a highly marketable product… Also, extremely skillful at creating artwork to fit the template design requirements of the manufacturer.
- Richard, Gourmet Living
Start your next product package with
A system that outlines a clear path to completion
A strategy to choose the right suppliers
Confidence in your packaging supplier selections
More money in your profit margin and pocket
Get the guide from someone who’s been there
Spending 20 years designing packaging for retailer-owned brands, I learned a thing or two about standing out, telling a short story, and connecting with customers. And I want to share this knowledge with the people creating innovative products.
I’m Kelley Kempel, the graphic designer behind Hidden Path Creative. I help product-based businesses create package designs that genuinely represent their brands when they are unsure of where to start and whom to trust.
If I didn’t become a designer, I would have become a teacher. True story. But lucky for you, my parents didn’t bat an eyelash when I said I wanted to go to art school. I had to wait three years to take my first package design class. It was love at first dieline.
After getting my BFA in graphic design at Rochester Institute of Technology, I joined the Dick’s Sporting Goods team designing brand identities and packaging graphics for their owned brands. From there, I moved a little farther west to try my hand at some candle and cookware packaging (among other things) at Kohl’s.
I support my clients with strategic, research-backed design plans creating packaging that stands out on the shelf, so customers want to take their products home while relieving them of the anxiety and second-guessing of doing it alone.