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Taking the Scrapeater to market
The Scrapeater waste disposer is the most successful new product in Robinhood's recent history.
ProCreation was responsible for the brand name itself, the product branding, packaging, supporting collateral, and launch into the retail channel.
Our starting point was a prototype product and a brief to create a brand with a name that explained itself, (to compete against Insinkerator) was modern and had a sense of eco-friendliness.
With a limited budget for promotion, it was important to have imagery and presentation distinctive enough to stand on its own without advertising support.
Three months out from the launch of the Scrapeater, Robinhood's market share in the category had increased by 26%. The product is now stocked by hardware chains and plumbing merchants throughout Australasia. Its sales continue to grow.
It's generally acknowledged that the Scrapeater name, identity, branding and packaging played a pivotal role in its success.
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The Scrapeater at Bunnings |
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DIY consumers flock to warehouse-style hardware outlets like Bunnings and Mitre 10, but they aren't always the most stylish retail enviroments. The right packaging can make a big difference when it comes to standing out among the brown cardboard cartons. |
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The box was designed to be a point of sale display in itself with an eye-catching front panel, details explaining the virtues of the Scrapeater and diagrams showing DIYers how easy the product is to install. |
The unbranded product |
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Robinhood gave us this prototype waste disposer they had procured from the Peoples' Republic of China. Our brief was to turn it into a branded product they could take to market. |
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