Blender bottles go by many names, but when you buy your custom blender bottles in bulk and hand them out, you can simply refer to them as an excellent promotional marketing product. Find out the 5 demographics will love your bottles the most.
Put Custom Blender Bottles to Work for Your Brand Finding just the right promotional product can be tricky. You need something that appeals to your demographic, but also effectively gets your branding information out there. Our custom Blender Bottles achieve both of these goals and set your promotional marketing up for success. But not all […]
According to Kitchn’s “A History of Bottled Water,” single-use plastic bottle started back in 1973, that’s when polyethylene terephthalate (PET) was patented. A cheaper alternative to glass and quickly became the go-to material for bottling beverages. Bottled water has been the preferred method of water consumption for decades, but reusable water bottles have begun to stake their claim.
Marketing with reusable water bottles can be beneficial for brands that hope to build up their green marketing initiatives. With the eco-friendly benefits, reusable bottles are gaining market share. Here we explore 4 different reasons why reusable water bottles are a wise investment for your brand.
Try these tips to continue to build relationships long after the trade show ends. From follow-ups to ideas from promotional products that prospects will use when they are back home or at the office, like custom water bottles and messenger bags.
With so many choices out there, it can be difficult to find a dependable vendor for promotional products like custom bags and water bottles. They must have the ability to identify and anticipate your needs, but there must also be reliable avenues of communication between you and the vendor. As you prepare for your upcoming trade show or promotional event, keep these four qualities in mind when choosing a promotional products vendor…
Staying hydrated is important; especially during the warmer summer months. Carrying water on the go is a great way to make sure you drink plenty of fluids, but the type of bottle you use makes all the difference to the environment. Bottled water has become big business and the environmental impact can be dire. Here we look at the impact of bottled water versus reusable water bottles.
It is estimated that every minute, 1.4 million plastic bags are used worldwide each year and 50 billion plastic water bottles are discarded just in the United States alone. So it is not surprising that UC Santa Barbara scientists approximate there to be 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic in the world’s oceans. Plastic trash can have a major impact on animals and the environment and this begs the question of what sort of impact this litter is having on the food chain. The question is so important that there are several scientists looking into whether plastic pollution is inadvertently ending up on your dinner plate.
In our most recent infographic we explain the nonsense of bottled water. From the expense to the environmental impact of the packaging and transporting the product, there are a lot of reasons why bottled water is just not worth it. By comparison, we talk about how reusable water bottles filled with tap water is a lot more cost effective and it even tastes better. Today we are pouring out three reasons why you need to ditch the plastic water bottle.
Tap water has a bad rep, and there really is no reason for this. As the sales of bottled water soar, making it a multibillion dollar a year industry, it begs the question what’s the problem with tap water? The answer is there is no problem with most municipal water supplies and switching to a reusable water bottle can save you money and the environment from unneeded landfill waste.
Staying hydrated is definitely important, but many companies that sell bottled water want you to believe this water is cleaner or somehow healthier and this is nothing more than a marketing ploy to get you to spend your money. Not only is bottled water an unnecessary expense, but it also creates a lot of trash and wastes a lot of resources. Find out more on why you should switch to a reusable water bottle today!
Everywhere you look people are toting their morning coffee or tea in eco friendly mugs or carrying a reusable water bottle with them. You can hardly go anyplace without seeing reusable drinkware – at the office and the gym and just about everyplace in between. Any type of reusable cup or mug is a prime opportunity to market your brand in a highly visible manner.
As Girl Scouts across the country commemorate their 100th anniversary of their organization, they are participating in a Take Action Project that they have dubbed the Forever Green program with the goal to educate girls about the environment and sustainability. Teaching girls about the impact waste has on our shared world and how to reduce the amount of non-biodegradable waste each of us contributes to landfills with single-use plastic bags and bottles. Learning how using reusable grocery bags and water bottles can reduce their carbon footprint.
In an effort to combat litter and encourage recycling many states have enacted returnable container laws, more commonly referred to as bottle bills. Oregon was the first state to put such a trailblazing law into place in 1972 and since that time 10 other states have passed similar legislation. Between that and rise in the use of reusable water bottles, less and less is winding up in landfills.