What do brands give away at festivals?
Items that solve a festival problem: a clear fanny pack for bag policies, a cooling towel and mini fan for sun, a poncho keychain for rain, earplugs for hearing, a keychain power bank, plus sunglasses, a bandana and a stadium cup. The Festival Survival Kit bundles these; the Merch-Booth Line is the sellable tee, hat and can-cooler range.
What are the best stadium giveaways?
Flat-packed rally towels placed on every seat create the sea-of-color television shot; inflatable thunder sticks add the noise. For season-ticket nights, a fan pack with a foam finger, cowbell, padded seat cushion and stadium cup. See the Sea-of-Color Night and Fan Pack kits.
How far ahead do I order rally towels?
Plan four to six weeks for stadium-sized runs, longer for full-color sublimation; screen-printed one-color towels move fastest. Send artwork early, approve the proof promptly and book the seat-placement crew. The Sea-of-Color Night kit lists the towel with its from-price and minimum order.
What gifts do event sponsors get?
Sponsors expect elevated items rather than booth swag: a soft cooler, a bamboo wireless speaker, a fleece blanket or a camp chair, with tumblers for smaller sponsors. Pair the gift with an activation package of tent, table cover and tiered giveaways. The Sponsor Thank-You and Activation Booth kits cover both.
What are the best trade show giveaways?
Run three tiers: a traffic tier of pens, stickers, sanitizer, notebooks and lip balm for badge scans; a qualified tier of totes, caps, tees, power banks and bottles for booked meetings; a VIP tier of backpacks, premium tumblers, blankets and wireless chargers. Edibles work at every tier. See the Traffic, Qualified, VIP and Edible Cross-Tier kits.
What should go in an influencer PR box?
One retail-ready hero product, a personal note, a single QR code to the creator hub and two or three themed extras such as a tee, sticker and mug, with the hashtag printed inside the lid. Nothing more; excess reads as waste. The Seeding Kit follows this pattern; FTC disclosure applies to the creator's post.