This alumni office at the University of Georgia gives keyboard stickers out at events and includes them in mailers.
“We love the keyboard stickers and they remain one of the most popular giveaway items in our office!”
– Shea Landers, Business Manager, the University of Georgia
Top Sticker Trends and Innovations The popularity of stickers has grown tremendously over the past several years as people love to show off their affiliations through stickers on their devices, water bottles and more. As stickers have matured as a product, new iterations and trends have evolved. We pride ourselves on staying focused on the latest trends, so here are seven trends, innovations and new sticker-related products. Sticker Bifold Mailer (Magellan Innovation) – Direct mail has risen in popularity with the shift to digital marketing. Marketers are always looking for new options for direct mailers.. To meet this demand, we
Do stickers work for non-profit? You bet they do. I kept seeing it everywhere. It seemed like every other car proudly displayed this blue square sticker with a thick yellow equal sign on it. My interest piqued, I searched the web to find what this ubiquitous window sticker was, quickly discovering the Equality sticker from the Human Rights Campaign. Immediately, the cause resonated, so I became an official supporter, just like that. All from a sticker on a stranger’s car window. That’s the kind of impact stickers can have. A simple sticker on a car window, laptop, water bottle, guitar
In part two, we looked at building a product experience that speaks directly to your intended audience. In the last article in this series, we’ll look at designing sticker sheets for maximum impact. Part One: Finding Your Purpose Part Two: Know Your Audience Everything’s planned out. Your sticker project has a clear purpose, a well-defined (and understood) audience, and a smart plan to get stickers in their hands. Now comes the fun part—design! It used to be that sticker designs were straightforward – a single recognizable or interesting logo was the entire piece–think white Apple stickers plastered on cars, notebooks,
