One of our favorite examples of wristband-repurposing comes from a wee little coffee shop known as Starbucks. They’ve turned our wristbands into a useful tool in all of their North American stores. Maybe you’ve even seen them!
We love it when people use wristbands to help others. Last week we showcased various printing techniques used to execute our customer’s designs. One of those customers was the Orphan Grain Train, a nonprofit Christian volunteer network dedicated to providing resources to people who need it all around the world. Their wristband is pretty darn cool.
We always love it when our customers get creative with their wristbands! We offer several different styles of silicone wristbands that can each be printed with various techniques: debossing, embossing, ink fill, or flat printing. These provide a great canvas for creative minds and there’s still room to push the boundaries if you start blending the different techniques and wristbands together!
As we continue along our wristband journey, we get more and more requests to add names or logos to our wristbands that we simply cannot do without the brand’s permission because of trademark and copyright laws. The usual suspects involve sports teams and popular brands. In an effort to reduce disappointment, we are tweaking our advertising to ensure that Wristband Bros links do not show when people are looking for wristbands of that nature. We’ve done a little bit of legwork with this, so we figured why not share our broad negative keyword lists with other marketers who could use them? Have at it!
If there’s one thing the world needs these days, it’s a little more love, or LUVV if you happen to be this customer of ours. The LUVV Movement is an admirable and intriguing mission that aims to “center the collective consciousness of our planet in love and away from hate and fear.” Not a bad idea, eh?