Marsatta Chocolate.
Strategic growth plan for Marsatta Chocolate, focusing on brand visibility, packaging redesign, and market expansion through high-end collaborations.
Where We Come In:
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A whole new vibe. Discover why we gave Marsatta’s packaging a sleek makeover.
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From concept to reality—how we put the strategy into play.
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What happened after the dust settled—results, growth, and impact.
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The balance between power moves and challenges we had to face.
Revamped Look:
We ditched the clutter and went bold. The new design strips away the noise, leaving a sleek, modern look that speaks luxury without saying a word. While we embraced minimalism and eco-friendly materials, we kept a nod to Marsatta's roots by incorporating the signature gold from the original packaging. It’s built to grab attention and reflect Marsatta’s uncompromising quality. Less is more—and this design proves it.
From Old:
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Game Plans in Action
Pop-Up Power Move
Introducing our pop up strategy:
We took Marsatta Chocolate directly to the people—popping up in high-end grocery stores like Whole Foods to give customers a taste of luxury. By offering on-the-spot tastings, we broke down the barrier between product and consumer, building brand loyalty one bite at a time. The goal? Immediate engagement, real-time feedback, and visibility in the premium market space.
Event Takeover
Elevating with Event Collabs:
We leveled up Marsatta’s premium status with exclusive chocolate-and-wine pairings at high-profile festivals. These curated events put us face-to-face with our target audience—affluent, luxury seekers looking for that next-level experience. Our limited-edition bonbons, crafted just for these occasions, didn’t just impress—they solidified Marsatta’s brand identity, turning every tasting into a moment of connection and building real brand loyalty.
Results
Strengths vs. Weaknesses
Strengths: High-quality, ethical sourcing, strong local engagement.
Weaknesses: Higher price point and niche market.
Opportunities: Online expansion, collaborations, sustainability trends.
Threats: Market saturation and high competition.