You want to offer some swag at our next Hub event, now what? Swag items are sponsored items that are given out to Hub members that ultimately promote your brand. In order to stand out from the crowd, you need to think of swag items that can make an impression.
You are remembered for the swag you contribute. If something is overly branded with your logo, people are less likely to use it. If something isn’t useful or fun, they won’t enjoy it. If they don’t use it, they won’t remember you.
Here are our top picks for swag items that make an impression, from Hub Brands themselves!
Pens
Keychains
Soak On Tattoos
Perfume or Lotion Samples
Mini Nail File
Chapstick
Scrunchies
Mini Candle
Here are a few more Swag item ideas that are always a hit!
- Alcohol
- Discount/coupon for your services
- Water bottle/cup or coffee mug
- Branded Food based items
- Cute sunglasses
- Cute notebooks
- Headphones
- Cute patches or stickers or pin
- Cute phone case
- Jewelry
- Custom Chapstick: Julia Rose Wholesale
- Decals: Wile Lucile
- Custom Phone Accessories: LoveHandle
We hope you loved our article on Swag Items that Make An Impression. How else can The Boutique Hub help you grow?
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