Post Malone, is not yet on the level of Eminem, but his popularity is on the rise. Other than albums, Post Malone is branching out into his line of merchandise. Lately, he has collaborated with beer brand Budweiser with a range of bags and apparel.

Limited Edition Products

To make things interesting and more desirable, Post Malone has taken the step to make all products a limited edition. If you want your desired colour or product, you have to be quick. There is a good range of pricing diversity with the products, which ensures there is something

I love music, but sadly, I have zero talent for making it. I can, however, make noise, though. The best instrument to make noise that resembles some tune in my experience is the Harmonica. This is why I think promotional items like harmonicas should be handed out in schools, for people who are just like me.

National Instrument Day

Yesterday on the 22nd of May, an exciting and obscure day passed us by. IT was the National Buy a Musical Instrument Day in America. Such a day, though it would be relevant in any country, including Australia.

So what happens on this day? Well, as the name suggests, you buy a musical instrument. That's it! Also, share your purchase on social media.

Know that instruments are simply a means

Wireless charging is a convenient way to add electricity to your mobile devices. Using wireless chargers is becoming so popular, that it is fast becoming one of our fastest growing category of promotional items. What are the advantages or disadvantages of wireless charging? Read on, and find answers to every single question you ever had about the A-z of wireless charging.

What is Qi Charging?

Qi, charging is the name of the technology behind wireless chargers. Both terms are used interchangeably. The Qi wireless charging technology enables your smartphone (and in some instances, tablets) to charge wirelessly. Just place your phone onto a Qi charging surface, and battery charging will happen automatically.

Before people turned to video games for entertainment, people turned to puzzles. There are all types of puzzles, big ones, small ones and one of the most popular puzzles available was the sliding puzzle game. Today the sliding puzzle game is still as popular as ever though. Who invented the puzzle, how did the original version differ to modern interpretations, and how do promotional puzzles work as branded merchandise? Today on the Cubic Promote blog we'll look into all of these!

1. Custom puzzles for brand exposure.
2. Unique and memorable marketing tool.
3. Versatile canvas for advertising needs.

What is a Sliding Puzzle?

The Sliding puzzle is a game that features a playing surface (or a board), that hosts an array of slidable tiles placed deeply into the puzzle frame to allow

Kids in the world rejoice. A national day for scribbling officially exists. Sadly this national day is in America only, but I see no reason, why us Australians cannot get on with the fun of scribbling. Scribbling is essential, it may use a lot of ink, and definitely a lot of graphite in pencils, but I believe scribbling is well worth the time and effort.

1. Celebrate creativity with Scribble Day.
2. Boost branding through promotional tools.
3. Inspire artists with scribble-related activities.

Scribbling is Art

In artistic circles, scribbling may be considered as art. In fact, there are more than a few artists, whose random colours and thoughts are expressed through

What day is it today? It is officially open an umbrella indoors day. Why would you bother? (partial explanation: It is raining in Sydney today), but that doesn't explain why you should open an umbrella indoors though. Read on, and I'll tell why you should open an umbrella indoors today.

1. Utilise promotional umbrellas for marketing.
2. Customise design for brand recognition.
3. Practical and cost-effective advertising tool.

What is National Open Umbrella Indoors Day?

The National Open Umbrella Indoors Day is for opening umbrellas indoors is an American day, but hey, there is no reason not to observe this day in Australia as well. Why have such a day? This day exists to dispell

Yesterday was the 15th of November, and it was officially the National Recycling Day. The first thing that came to my mind was what a brilliant idea! Sadly this particular day was not a day that was celebrated in Australia, but instead in America. It made me think, why is this not an official day in Australia?

The Day is Called America Recycles Day

In America, the 15th of November is a designated day (not a holiday though), where millions of its citizens participate in recycling, purchasing recycled products and do stuff that encourages re-use for the environment.

The day is used to not only recycle items but to teach and raise awareness about recycling. I can see (from an Aussie perspective), that this is a terrific idea because it not only encourages people to be more environmentally friendly, but also promotes a lot of community and neighbour interaction.

The history of the recycling day in America started back in 1997 and is even endorsed by the White

We've all been at a birthday party, concert, or in a government building and seen people using their smartphones as if their lives depended on it. In many ways, our current society is addicted to the instant gratification that comes with having a cell phone handy. Enter Graham Dugoni, creator of smartphone cases that help keep us focused on what matters.

• Graham Dugoni founded Yondr, which offers locking neoprene phone cases to minimize distractions in various settings.
• These cases provide benefits like shock absorption, water resistance, durability, lightweight design, and more.
• The use of neoprene phone cases helps promote focus and engagement during important events or tasks.

For

November is the time of year when many organisations start debuting their Christmas products and packaging for the season. World famous coffee chain Starbucks is no exception to this. After receiving criticism in years past for uninspired designs, in 2017 the company has gone for something both festive and creative.

• Starbucks has unveiled festive holiday cups that can be personalized by customers, adding a creative touch to their coffee experience.
• The cups provide a canvas for self-expression, allowing customers to showcase their artistic side and leave heartwarming messages.
• This innovative approach fosters a sense of ownership, connection, and community, while also turning the cups into cherished collectors' items.

Starbucks Customised Cups

At Starbucks, it's not just about the coffee; it's about the entire experience. The personalized cups add an extra layer

While the word "boring" might not be the word you'd want to use in most marketing campaigns, when it comes to Elon Musk's latest venture there's method to his madness. Musk, known for his Tesla business, is now branching into tunnels to help with transport solutions. His tunnel company? The Boring Company. To help fundraise for the business Musk has taken a very straight-forward approach and produced some unique promotional caps that have become surprised internet hits.

• Elon Musk's The Boring Company used humor in their simple yet effective marketing campaign.
• Humorous promotional items can capture attention, create a positive brand image, enhance memorability, and etc.
• Striking the right balance and ensuring the humorous content aligns with your brand identity.