When it comes to spreading the word in bush communities, there is no better toolkit than branded merchandise. It’s practical and useful, and, when chosen well, locally relevant and collectable.
Unlike digital advertising, merchandise remains dependable in the outback, where internet access can be shaky. Items can still be seen around communities long after campaigns have ended.
It’s also useful in building stronger community connections at local events, education programs, and sports activities.
Popular items include dilly bags, drink bottles, caps, fridge magnets, stickers, long-sleeve polo shirts, frisbees, and footballs!