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Harvest Snaps

Repositioning a snack brand, twice

Harvest Snaps brought us in to reposition the brand, and we spent months on it with their team. Then a new CMO arrived with a different vision and all of it went in the bin. The launch date didn't move. We rebuilt the campaign from nothing, shot it, and made the date.

  • Art Direction
  • Brand Identity
  • Campaign
  • Package Design
Woman in a red off-shoulder top holding a bag of Harvest Snaps Habanero Black Bean Crisps

Current and proposed packaging

New packaging out in a field

Packaging that looks like how it feels

Nobody asked for this part. The product is vegetables first, and the bag was not saying so, which meant the thing people liked most about it was the thing hardest to see on a shelf. So we put a proposal in front of them anyway.

Home page redesign

Home and ingredient pages

Lightly Salted ingredients page

Mobile home screen

Three mobile screens

Decided in the aisle

More than 82% of customers make the call standing in the store, and most of them were arriving on a phone. So the site got rebuilt for one hand. The boldest move was pinning the navigation to the bottom of the browser, where a thumb actually is, instead of the top where a mouse used to be.

Two kids eating Harvest Snaps and blowing bubbles

Woman celebrating mid-snack

Two girls playing it cool

Girl with a snap balanced above her lip

Man with snaps hanging out of his mouth

Man ripping a bag in half

And guess what? We hit the deadline

Three days to cast and shoot 20 models and 10 products, across two studios, with three videographers running at once. Everything above came out of those three days. It is the least comfortable week of work on this site and the one I would point at first.

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