Promotional Teddy Bears are a popular gift item for kids and graduations. In this article, we'll explore some fun facts about the humble teddy bear that you may not know. Also we’ll give some tips on how to use them on marketing campaigns that will help to promote your brand.

1. Teddy bears create emotional connections.
2. Promotional teddy bears are versatile.
3. They provide lasting brand exposure.

Teddy Bear Facts 101

Name Origin

• The name "teddy bear" comes from a story involving American President Theodore Roosevelt.
• On a hunting trip, his handlers captured a bear and tied it to a tree, inviting the president to shoot it.
• Roosevelt declined based on sporting reasons but instructed the bear to be put down to save it from further pain.
• A toy maker later created a stuffed bear inspired by this story and named it "Teddy's Bear."

There was a time when headwear for ladies and gentlemen were the norm. Headwear etiquette that defined hats as a must wear accessory outdoors and when indoors they were to be taken off. Well we have moved a long way since then. With each passing decade a more relaxed dress standard has applied to the point when a polo shirt is acceptable at most work places. This brings us to the hat of the moment which are caps. It no longer is etiquette to remove a cap when indoors now as no one will bat an eyelid. However with caps there are a few style tips which apply no matter if you are wearing them to a football match or even when your dressing a bit more formally. Here are some style tips on how to wear caps or promotional caps.

Tip Number 1: Not all caps are the same. The shape of the cap makes a difference and can make you look either stylish or a complete douchebag. Most caps differ in the peak. Most caps have a

Hope everyone had a happy and safe long weekend. Over the Easter break I came across an ingenius (some might say evil) marketing ploy with the use of car air fresheners which I thought I share with you. The location was at an Easter Show. It was done by one of our leading super market chains and involved the use of a red car.

Not just any red car though but a proper life sized replica of a cartoon animation which they feature in a t.v run advertisement. This replica looked amazing, in fact so amazing that it even featured an internal motor which made the car actually driveable. Kids absolutely loved the car. It attracted more attention than half of the joy rides at the Easter Show itself from the kids who simply wanted nothing more than to jump and climb into and outside of the car.

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