Where to stick promotional stickers?

[Onlyme123]

Hi there,

I am getting some stickers printed to help promote my website and looking for some ideas on where I can suggest people sticking them without getting in trouble!

I am thinking of things like message boards, college message boards etc.

If anyone has any suggestions on where people could place stickers legally, that would be great!

Thanks

 

[Mr D]

Hi there,

I am getting some stickers printed to help promote my website and looking for some ideas on where I can suggest people sticking them without getting in trouble!

I am thinking of things like message boards, college message boards etc.

If anyone has any suggestions on where people could place stickers legally, that would be great!

Thanks

Anywhere you pay for - small amount per week.

 

[JEREMY HAWKE]

I understand it works well if you stick them on the side of a bus or stand on college green in Parliament Square with a great big plague and it should get on the telly . Failing that it may end up on channel 4 news at 7 PM

 

[Mark T Jones]

Where are your customers?

 

[Onlyme123]

Customer will be mums, people who work from home. It is a competition website so looking for ways to promote it offline.

 

[Mr D]

I understand it works well if you stick them on the side of a bus or stand on college green in Parliament Square with a great big plague and it should get on the telly . Failing that it may end up on channel 4 news at 7 PM

Stand with a great big plague and the hazmat suited police will arrest you.
For some reason they'd consider it bio-terrorism until the matter is cleared up 50 years later.

 

[Mark T Jones]

I’d have thought that the nature of ‘people who work from home’ makes stickers a rather strange medium

who do you believe stickers will be effective?

 

[Mr D]

Customer will be mums, people who work from home. It is a competition website so looking for ways to promote it offline.

Not stickers then.
Leaflets - easier to put places. Adverts in places these people frequent or read.

 

[Onlyme123]

The stickers were just a way of helping spread the word of the website. I will be giving them away for people to hand out to their friends/family etc but just wondered where I can recommend people to use them/stick them. They are more of a promotional gift, I know they probably won't be that effective, but people like freebies!

 

[Mr D]

The stickers were just a way of helping spread the word of the website. I will be giving them away for people to hand out to their friends/family etc but just wondered where I can recommend people to use them/stick them. They are more of a promotional gift, I know they probably won't be that effective, but people like freebies!

If they stick them somewhere they shouldn't then you will be the one fined.

Really would not have said stickers were a good idea outside a trade event.

 

[Mark T Jones]

The stickers were just a way of helping spread the word of the website. I will be giving them away for people to hand out to their friends/family etc but just wondered where I can recommend people to use them/stick them. They are more of a promotional gift, I know they probably won't be that effective, but people like freebies!

It’s far too random. Give them out and see what happens. But really you need to think about marketing in the context of who your target customer is, where they go and what they want

 

[billybob99]

I know a place you can stick 'em.

 

[Newchodge]

I know a place you can stick 'em.

I have resisted reading this thread for some time, as I didn't want to be the first to comment on the title. Hopefully the stickers will be more carefully phrased.

 

[fisicx]

Customer will be mums, people who work from home.

Waste of time. People just won't see them. and if they do will just ignore them.

It is a competition website so looking for ways to promote it offline.

A competition for what?

 

[Tin]

If you've got a small budget available then you could consider using Royal Mail and getting the postie to deliver them to all doors on his round. Sorry I can't help more.

 

[Alison Moore]

If your main customers are mums then you could look at handing them out outside the school or if it's a service that the school might support you could ask the schools whether they'd be happy to hand them out. My sons school only do email correspondence but they sometimes tag promotions on the end of newsletters, - but it would need to be something that benefited school community and not just an advert. The schools might have notice boards too, where you could post a leaflet.

 

[ethical PR]

Customer will be mums, people who work from home. It is a competition website so looking for ways to promote it offline.

Why do you feel that stickers is a good method to reach mums and those working from home ?

 

[MBE2017]

I would have thought targeted adverts on competition sites would be more effective. I think any given out and expected to handed onto potential clients, 95% are likely to go in the bin.

 

[Mark T Jones]

I would have thought targeted adverts on competition sites would be more effective. I think any given out and expected to handed onto potential clients, 95% are likely to go in the bin.

95%? Dream on