Why would a retail buyer give your product shelf space?
Why would a customer drive past another dispensary to shop at yours?
The answer starts with a clear reason to choose you. We help cannabis product brands and dispensaries find that difference and bring it to life through branding, packaging, websites, store graphics, and marketing.
Whether you are preparing to launch or planning your next move, we help you decide what to invest in now and what can wait.
Bad Habit Brewing Company launched Slack Tide, a line of THC seltzers named for the calm moment when tidal waters go still.
The packaging needed to connect with the Bad Habit brand while clearly distinguishing Slack Tide from the brewery’s beers, both on the shelf and in the taproom.
We translated that laid-back state of mind into a can design with flowing typography, ocean-inspired details, subtle psychedelic touches, and holographic printing:
We understand the challenge of making a product distinctive while making room for required information, production requirements, and review.
Our work includes:
We help new and growing dispensaries develop names, logos, signage, interior graphics, and retail materials that make the business recognizable and welcoming.
Websites and local SEO help nearby customers find your location and understand what to expect. Grand opening campaigns build awareness, while ongoing content, email, events, and loyalty communications help you stay connected with customers.
From the sign outside to the bag at checkout, we help your brand feel consistent throughout the visit.
For a product brand, that might mean a clear identity, packaging for your first products, and a sell sheet for retail buyers. A larger website, video library, or trade show booth can follow as distribution grows.
For a dispensary, the priority may be naming, branding, signage, and a website ready before opening day. Ongoing campaigns and customer retention programs can be built from there.
You get clear priorities, a defined scope, and costs you can plan around. Focused branding or packaging projects start at $10,000, with broader launches scoped around the products, locations, and materials you need.
Our experience with brewery and distillery brands informs how we approach cannabis packaging. We make room for required label content from the start and coordinate with your packaging supplier on dielines and print specifications.
We work alongside your compliance team or attorney, who provides final approval of regulatory requirements.
Your brand has to work across package sizes, product varieties, signage, and retail materials. We consider readability, product organization, production requirements, and the customer experience throughout the design process.
For dispensaries, that means thinking through the whole visit, from finding your location online to recognizing your storefront and shopping inside.
Most major ad platforms restrict or prohibit cannabis advertising. Your marketing plan needs other ways to reach buyers and customers.
We build around search visibility, useful website content, email, organic social media, events, trade shows, and retail partnerships, with each channel evaluated for your products and audience.
For product brands, that can mean product sheets, budtender education materials, and support for retail partners. For dispensaries, it can mean local SEO, location pages, customer communications, and campaigns that give people a reason to visit again.
Moxie Creative supports Minnesota’s cannabis community through its sponsorship of Canna Connect’s Cannabis & Community: A Cultivation Celebration. Connecting with operators, brands, and industry partners helps us understand the businesses we serve.
Read more about Kelly and Moxie Creative in Voyage Minnesota’s Community Highlights interview.
Brand strategy, design, packaging, websites, photography, video, signage, and marketing come together through one creative team. You have a partner who understands the larger picture and can keep your brand consistent as your business grows.
Opening a dispensary? Launching a product? Working to earn more shelf space?
