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Stickers are a great way to label your merchandise and show off your brand. With their attractive prints and versatility, they can help you promote your business and achieve brand awareness and recall.

If you’re looking to add stickers to your marketing or branding campaign, here are 9 ways to utilize them.

1. Branding

A custom logo sticker is a good piece of marketing merchandise to have. You can give it away to your employees, customers, and target audience to stick on their laptops, notebooks, water bottles, and more.

And when they do, they become passive advocates of your brand!

2. Window Decals

Larger custom window decals will make great decals to stick on your storefront, allowing you to showcase your brand or relay information in an attractive way.

You can customize the decals with your store hours, social media information, ongoing sales, free Wi-Fi offers, and other amenities.

3. Wall Decals

Breathe life into your plain walls and empty spaces with custom wall decals. It’s an easy way to add a focal point to your office, restaurant, or other place of business without having to invest in renovation or a new splash of paint.

You can customize your decals with your logo, decorative elements, graphics, or lettering to attract your customers or share information about your business. Wall decals come in removable materials that won’t damage your paint when you peel them off.

4. Floor Decals

The floor is a very under-utilized space. It might be the last place you think of plastering your logo or marketing slogans, but not doing so is a missed opportunity to catch your audience’s eyes.

Floor decals serve a lot of purposes in a place of business. They can help guide your customers through your facility, inform them of ongoing promotions, or simply remind them about your brand and offers.

The best part is that most custom floor decals stick well on different types of flooring – from the tiles in your lobby to the cement in your storefront.

5. Packaging

Your packaging plays a big role in how your customers perceive your brand. So it’s definitely something that you have to invest in. Customize your packaging with a custom sticker or label, adding your brand’s touch to a plain bottle, jar, or container.

There are a variety of sticker materials that can accommodate the type of packaging materials you use, whether you need them for a flat surface or cylindrical object. There are also roll labels you can order in bulk to achieve cost efficiency.

6. Serial Labels

Using stickers for your business does not have to be limited to your marketing campaigns. You can also use them for inventory tracking or stock labeling.

For instance, have serial number labels, barcodes, SKU numbers, or production labels customized in a sticker roll, and you can easily stick them onto your products or packaging.

7. Equipment

Every piece of equipment you have in your place of business can be a branding opportunity. You can stick custom logo stickers on your garbage and recycling bins, cash registers, tables, computers, desks, and more. The options are limitless.

8. Iron-on Transfers

Have your employees carry your brand name during their shifts. Our customized iron-on transfers and custom patches are an easy way for branding their uniforms, aprons, or hats without having to invest in costly embroidery or fabric printing.

You can also use iron-on transfers to promote your brand in events, having your staff wear merchandise with your logo or slogan in tradeshows, fun runs, etc.

9. Car Decals

If your business uses a fleet of vehicles, they should also be branded. Use customized car decals on your windows, bumper, or car body.

These stickers are made to be durable, waterproof, and UV resistant, ensuring long-lasting stickiness and quality.

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