Tips and tricks to style a superior label

Location, location, location!

Do you want this to be a driving hunt or walking hunt?

Step 2: Walk (or drive) the location you've decided upon. As you walk/drive the location, look around. Whatever you see that you think may make a great location or item for a hunt challenge, write it down. Your photo challenge could then instruct the teams to "take a photo of your most creative team member where Booboo invented his flapjack flipper widget. I also flip through the dictionary for item ideas and I look through the yellow pages for business locations that could make great hunt challenges. If you know any business people who own local shops ask them if they would be willing to help you with your hunt. Obtain maps of your location if available or if necessary.

Step 3: Your first draft. For a 1 ½ to 2 hour walking (or 3 hour driving) hunt, I recommend about 15 photo challenges and 15-20 items to collect. Here's a hint: people LOVE the photo challenges. I highly recommend they be part of your hunt. You can give every item a point value (say 100 points) or you can divide the list into 2 groups: easy/fairly easy (100 point value) and difficult (500 point value). Move on through your location idea list to complete the rest.

If you want to design a location to location riddle hunt, you'll have to map out your specific locations and come up with some sort of cryptic clue to each location. Plan your teams ahead of time. The best dressed/named team can win a prize or bonus points.

Enlist good support - this is especially true the more teams you have or if you're doing your hunt for kids. You'll want to also observe the teams during the hunt to help you evaluate your teams and their effort for the awards at the end - especially if you have a point tie between teams; the more enthusiastic, well-organized team should edge out a team who "got lucky" and was able to complete the hunt despite being highly disorganized for example.

A Step by Step Guide on How to Create, Design and Write Your Own Scavenger Hunt

There are few tips and techniques to create a visually appealing label. The label can also be used for non-commercial purpose. A simple label makes the product appear lucrative and elegant. One can also use innovative and creative label design.