Cooking: three creative routes to test.




Positioning, creative directions and a preorder test.
Does traditional Italian oil with a bold, modern look give people a reason to preorder?

Extra virgin olive oil.
Packed only in aluminium cans.
Keep it sealed until you need it.
Open a can. Refill your bottle. Get cooking.

Paid preorders signal appeal. Assess the results before committing to manufacture, package and ship.
Try a different position, message or creative before committing to production.
Define the positioning and creative direction to take into the market.
Optimize for conversion. Create pillar content around health, cooking and related topics.
Launch Facebook ads and manage media buying. Use preorder results to assess demand.
Move ahead with production and prepare the product for shipping once results justify it.
Restart the campaigns, launch new ones and continue marketing with the product ready to ship.
Rounded letters, flowing curves and a sweeping underline.
A visual connection to the product, to carry into the market test.


01 / COOKINGDoes cooking & frying give people a reason to buy?
02 / FINISHINGDoes finishing & drizzling give people a reason to buy?






White bodies. Green labels.
Test the presentation while keeping the can as the product.

Green bodies. White labels.
An alternative visual route for the same canned-oil offer.

Neon on dark green: a direction to test for attention and preorder appeal.
Three illustrations for the same cooking offer.
Test which one gives people a reason to preorder.

Salad, bread and taste.
Three ways to test the appeal of finishing oil.

A taste-led concept across the can and dispensers. Test whether the message makes the offer more appealing.

Dark green packaging with neon graphics.
A mockup to evaluate before committing to print.

An alternative colour direction for the same offer. Compare its preorder appeal with neon on green.
The same three cooking concepts in red on white.
A colour alternative to take into the test.

The same finishing concepts in red on white.
Explore which presentation connects with buyers.

Green bodies. White labels. Red graphics.
The same taste-led idea in the alternative direction.

Two mockups to evaluate while changes are still easy.


White tape with green graphics.
Another packaging option to evaluate before production.

