| All the lightblub brands on the market are so generic, and they communicate mostly just technical characteristics - strength, duration and shape of the balloon. And that was the point in wich Aha lightbulbs were born - lightbulbs with natural intensity and color of light which make people feel comfortable and innovative.
| People use to say "Aha" when they get a good idea. And they usually get it when they use Aha lightbulbs.
"Aha" is short, memorable and easily pronounced
in every language.
"Aha" is short, memorable and easily pronounced
in every language.
| Each product in the series is coded with one color - LED bulbs with Yves Klein blue (symbol of eternity/duration) , fluorescent lightbulbs with green (eco-symbol) and halogen lightbulbs with yellow (symbol of natural light/sunlight). Each color corresponds to the slogan on the product.
Used typography is Helvetica Light - corporative premium sans-serif typography.
| In transport packaging goes one into another allowing maximum use of space.
| Slot with wings and roller mantle fix the throat of lightbulbs in packaging so it can't move and upper wings on packaging hold a head of lightbulb and protect it in case of a fall.
From an ecological point of view, there is no bonding, the entire package is compiled with maximum utilization of materials and printing only one Pantone color per product in the series.
| In the context of Aha brand at all the packaging are put random enigmas that invite consumers to respond to them, which consequently produces aha-effect.
| Enigmas are put into function in the promotion with city-light posters because the city light posters are intended for pedestrians who can stop for a moment and scan the QR code which leads to the Aha website where they can answer to the enigma and see results. There is a great promotional effect because it keeps people a few minutes longer in front of the product, so they memorize the product better.
| There is also one Aha - guerilla action. QR codes are set in Aha-baskets in unexpected places such as parks, city benches, staircases... and people take them out of curiosity. When they scan the QR code, it leads them to Aha Sustainability website that talks about how inadequately cared bulbs are actually dangerous for the environment, and indicates the nearest location where an individual can take worn-out bulbs to recycle.
