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Jun 25

Written by: David Schaaf
6/25/2010 

According to many industry sources, the number one promotional product category sold is apparel. This should come as no surprise as apparel is the one item EVERYONE needs and uses. T-shirts, caps, polos, sweatshirts, and jackets are always appreciated and used. The usefulness and creative flexibility of promotional apparel make it an ideal piece of your marketing mix. Here are 6 ways to use promotional apparel to build your brand:

  1. The Billboard - The basic advertising value of imprinted promotional apparel is that your logo and brand message, imprinted on a shirt, is on display every time and everywhere it is worn.
  2. The Team - Present a unified look at your next tradeshow, sales meeting, or softball game to build a consistent brand image.
  3. The Prize - Ever been to a sporting event when they bring out the t-shirt can? People love free t-shirts. Earning, winning, or catching those brings excitement to you brand and that t-shirt becomes a Billboard.
  4. The Thank You - Show your appreciation for those who have participated in your special event or gone above and beyond with a commemorative polo, t-shirt, or cap.
  5. The Buddy - Co-branding with a complementary business allows both companies to enjoy the benefits
  6. The Cause - Support an important cause by sponsoring an apparel item helps with the cost for the item for the cause organization and creates a positive image for your brand.

With a wide range of styles and decoration options, promotional apparel gives you the ability to create a truly unique advertising piece. For some ideas on apparel, contact your Newton representative or check out the Newton Idea Catalog.

Have you seen a cool (and appropriate) apparel promotional piece? Please share below.
 

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David Schaaf
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