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Promo items have been making history since 1789! What's your go-to promo item? check out these buttons here 👇 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/gYgg6vCA #promofacts #funhistory #promoitems

What fictional place would you like to visit? Some interesting fictional places in this video🤯 Where would you like to go? #theprinters #loughborough #teamvideo #printingleicester #promotionalclothing #businesscards #leicester #leicestershire

Earlier this year, Smyths Toys Superstores came to us with a problem. They needed their Hero Toys to stand out against the likes of Barbie, Hot Wheels and Hello Kitty in their highly anticipated 2024 Winter Catalogue. You know, the one every child trawls through to build their perfect Christmas list? 📸 Six hero products needed to be styled, art-directed and captured on film. Promotional videos would be used in France, Germany and central Europe. It was a pretty hefty brief. So, what exactly does it take to make a product jump off the page and into the fanciful imaginations of children everywhere? Find out in our brand-new case study: https://buff.ly/3OUCxis #smythstoys #retailmarketing #marketingagency #contentagency

Legend has it, if you don't clap, the growth of the brand dies... or does that just apply for Tinkerbell? Check out the latest cartoon from the Marketoonist

Check out this fascinating blog post about the world's tiniest vinyl collection in a Tacoma woman's basement. The post explores how roughly 850 records line the shelves of her basement, creating a unique and impressive collection. Click the following link to delve into the article: https://ift.tt/zhpHvdI

If you are headed to NRF, these will be the most authentic and informative conversations surrounding the strategy of in-store retail media networks, and the power of measurement. See you in New York. #RetailMediaNetworks #NRF25

After a lull during #covid, there’s been a resurgence — among some consumers — in the desire to #RentEverything. From longtime rental stalwarts such as housing and transportation, to newer categories such as furniture, clothing, electronics, Christmas trees, and even caskets, much of what consumers typically buy is now available to rent. Inflation is one driver, but so is flexibility. “After all, it’s a lot easier to pick up and move if you don’t have to take the kitchen table with you.” And the behavior is becoming normalized, especially among 20-somethings. “My friends don’t even blink at the fact that I’m constantly renting stuff.” If this trend picks up, it has significant ramifications for #retailers and #brands; the former do not typically have financial models geared for rental, and the latter do not generally plan with multiple owners in mind. https://lnkd.in/eDwbeZku

The Surprising Mistakes That Led to Katy Perry's Downfall #katyperry #celebritygossip #shorts 👉 Let's discuss: What do you think other public figures can learn from this? How important is it for brands to maintain a balance between public appeal and personal authenticity? Share your thoughts!

Do you know what happened after Denis Diderot bought a red coat? He spiraled down a rabbit hole of consumerism and misery. So who is Denis Diderot anyway? And why should you care? He was an 18th century French philosopher who bought a red coat; and that’s when all his troubles began. After Diderot received his fancy new robe, he realised that everything else in his home looked shabby by comparison. One purchase led to another. New furniture, decorations, and more. His desire to match the luxury of his new coat left him with a cluttered home and an empty wallet. Sound familiar? Today, it’s quite normal to make one purchase and immediately get suggestions for add-ons. If you’ve ever bought one thing and felt the urge to upgrade everything else, you have experienced his influence firsthand! You buy the extra-large burger, and they ask if you want fries, a drink, and dessert. And you get the extra nuggets because, ‘why not?’ You get a new phone, and suddenly you “need” a case, earphones, and a charger. That’s the ghost of Diderot at work. One new thing makes everything else feel like it needs upgrading. Basically, all of modern consumerism started with the purchase of one red coat. But here’s the catch: instead of feeling more satisfied, we end up with more stuff. And more clutter. This is how consumerism thrives. Companies know that once we start upgrading, we will keep going. But today, we can hit pause because it’s Marie Kondo’s birthday. What better way to honor the queen of decluttering than by letting go of just one thing? Whether it’s that extra charger you don’t use or an app you never open, clearing just one piece of clutter can make a difference. Let it go and focus on what truly brings us joy. Less stuff, more peace. I’ll go first. I am headed to sort out a box of paperwork I have been ignoring for days. So help me God. #DiderotEffect #ConsumerCulture #MarieKondo #DeclutterYourLife #BlameItOnDiderot

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