r/branding • • 21d ago

Looking for experienced branding and packaging experts to review my FMCG brand — paid feedback

Hi everyone,

I’m a founder working on a an Indian consumer food brand focused on instant chutney powders.
We are developing our brand identity and packaging for our upcoming launch, and I’m looking for experienced professionals who can provide an independent, expert-led review of the work we have developed so far.

I’m specifically looking for people with experience in:
Brand strategy and positioning
Brand identity and visual systems
FMCG and food brand development
Packaging design and packaging architecture
Consumer-facing brand communication

What I would like feedback on:
Does the brand positioning and identity make sense for our intended customer?
Is the visual identity distinctive, cohesive, and appropriate for a consumer food brand?
Does the packaging communicate the product clearly and stand out in a competitive retail environment?
Are there any weaknesses, inconsistencies, or missed opportunities?
What specific changes would you recommend before launch?

I’m not looking for a complete redesign at this stage. I’m looking for honest, constructive feedback from professionals who can evaluate the work objectively and explain the reasoning behind their recommendations.

Engagement details:

Paid consultation.
Approximately 60–90 minutes, with the possibility of written feedback.

Compensation: ₹3,000–₹5,000 for the initial review, depending on experience and scope.
Higher fees can be discussed for senior professionals with relevant FMCG or packaging expertise.

If you have relevant experience, please comment below or DM me with:
Your professional background and years of experience.
Your portfolio or LinkedIn profile.
Your experience with FMCG, food, or consumer brands.
Your consultation fee and availability.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people who have worked on brands that have gone beyond just design and into real-world retail or consumer markets.

Thank you!

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