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5 PROVEN WAYS TO BOOST BUSINESS GROWTH WITH PROMOTIONAL T-SHIRTS


In a field rife with innovation and rivalry, effectively marketing your t-shirt company is crucial to making an impression. Your company can succeed with promotional t-shirt marketing if you pinpoint your target market and create a memorable brand identity. Below are some suggestions for t-shirt marketing that will enable you to maximize your return on investment:


Hand out your t-shirts at sponsored events.

With a sponsored event, all you need now are some ideas for brand promotion! Go one step further and distribute branded t-shirts as event mementos to increase favorable perceptions of your company. Wearers of promotional t-shirts can become walking advertisements for your company at events. You can hand out your company t-shirts to encourage attendees to trade their contact information for use in your email and content marketing.


Combine promotional t-shirts with a well-liked item.

Are you a product seller? Organize a promotion where a branded t-shirt is a free present after a purchase. If your company operates an online store, promo codes are an excellent way to gauge this type of marketing. Sync the t-shirt's design with the merchandise to maximize impact. A gift can make a big difference in someone's decision to buy!


Provide T-shirts as a bonus.

You can add a complimentary t-shirt to your package when introducing a new product. But you don't have to do this whenever you sell the product. For instance, you can make a set of t-shirts for your first fifty or hundred buyers. Also, give your staff promotional t-shirts to wear as a frequent reminder of your company's achievements and noteworthy business occasions so they can wear them outside the office.


Fit the aesthetic to specific activities or audiences.

When selecting your promotional tees, always consider your target audience and practicality. If your audience is laid back and informal, a t-shirt would be appropriate. On the other hand, you may choose nice polo t-shirts for corporate clients since they are more formal. You should also avoid unisex styles in favor of male/female ones that are more attractive if you want to promote continuous wear.


Along with feeling classy, the graphic design of the printed t-shirt should also be appropriate for your target market and consistent with your brand's look. Consider your audience carefully and what a free t-shirt might pique their interest. You want them to wear the t-shirts with pride, after all.


Hold a social media competition and award the victors with tees!

Organizing social media competitions is an excellent way to boost network interaction, mainly when the gift is something the winners appreciate. Create a unique design, print a limited quantity of t-shirts, and give them away as freebies! Promo shirts are an excellent prize incentive because they are affordable gift/giveaway goods. Thus, you may increase the number of items you give away during your campaign, increasing your engagement rates.


Conclusion

In marketing, t-shirts rank among the best promotional items people may wear to spread the word about a brand or product. Use high-quality promotional t-shirts to promote your business in the different ways we have discussed above.



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Barb Ferrigno, Concept Marketing Group

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