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alabamamic
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where's the best place to order bumper stickers for a good price??
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I've always liked U.S.Tape and Label...
http://www.ustl.com/label_showcase.html#Promotional/Broadcast
That said, if you've got your own art and are just doing a short run you might check around locally.
http://www.ustl.com/label_showcase.html#Promotional/Broadcast
That said, if you've got your own art and are just doing a short run you might check around locally.
Communication Graphics, ask for Tori Wooster.
They can help you with artwork and the ink won't fade and the glue wont let go after a season or two.
They can help you with artwork and the ink won't fade and the glue wont let go after a season or two.
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SalesWeasel
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InTIMadate said:Communication Graphics, ask for Tori Wooster.
They can help you with artwork and the ink won't fade and the glue wont let go after a season or two.
Agreed. Communication Graphics is the best place I've worked with. Tori Wooster is great.
Communication Graphics. Your rep will depend on your market.
Toll-free: (800) 331-4438
Fax: (918) 251-8223
Email: [email protected]
or you can order online
http://www.cgilink.com/company_contact.asp
Toll-free: (800) 331-4438
Fax: (918) 251-8223
Email: [email protected]
or you can order online
http://www.cgilink.com/company_contact.asp
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chadd
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DO MAGNETS!!!!!
Don't do stickers. Is yesterday. Magnets wind up everywhere.
Do a "BIG CONCERT" contest:
Put a unique concert logo/picture on the back of one of thousands o' magnets.
Middle of night, recruit as many interns as possible to plaster them on metal items all over town.
Next morning roll out promotion "Last night while you were sleeping, we..."
This distributes the magnets AND creates viral commotion.
First one to deliver the winning magnet gets the cool prize.
Magnets end up on cars, desks at work, AND refrigerators at home (you know, next to the diary).
Don't do stickers. Is yesterday. Magnets wind up everywhere.
Do a "BIG CONCERT" contest:
Put a unique concert logo/picture on the back of one of thousands o' magnets.
Middle of night, recruit as many interns as possible to plaster them on metal items all over town.
Next morning roll out promotion "Last night while you were sleeping, we..."
This distributes the magnets AND creates viral commotion.
First one to deliver the winning magnet gets the cool prize.
Magnets end up on cars, desks at work, AND refrigerators at home (you know, next to the diary).
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RussAllen
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Magnets are good.
Plus people keep 'em. I still have a radio station magnet that I got back in 1987. Magnets are definitely the wave of the future.
Plus people keep 'em. I still have a radio station magnet that I got back in 1987. Magnets are definitely the wave of the future.
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