Promotional Products Case Studies by Cubic Promote Aus

Have a look at some of the products we have successfully delivered to our clients. Read stories about how they have used custom-branded clothing, or promotional merchandise for their events. Our clients include small businesses, schools, government departments, large enterprises and not-for-profit organisations all around Australia.

Case Study: PixaLens

Published November 10, 2025

PixaLens, an Australian tech firm offering AI‑driven recycling‑factor solutions, ordered 1 300 eco notebooks for distribution at a tech expo.

Multicultural Aged Care

Published November 10, 2025

Multicultural Aged Care, a not‑for‑profit providing culturally sensitive in‑home support, ordered 500 pill boxes and gave them to seniors and carers.

Case Study: Proterra Group

Published November 10, 2025

Proterra Group, a civil‑engineering and project‑management company, ordered 1 000 double‑walled metal mugs for field engineers and contractors.

Case Study: Hemping Around

Published November 10, 2025

Hemping Around, a hemp and bamboo clothing store in Nimbin Village, ordered 1 100 tea towels featuring a Nimbin cookie recipe and distributed them.

University Centre for Rural Health

Published November 10, 2025

The University Centre for Rural Health’s Baribunmani Wanyi Ngay youth program ordered 1 000 bouncy balls to use in sessions that promote physical activity and cultural connection.

University of South Wales

Published November 10, 2025

The University of South Wales sought to reduce single‑use plastic and ordered 1 200 stainless‑steel bottles, distributing them during orientation week.

Cushman & Wakefield

Published November 10, 2025

Cushman & Wakefield, a global commercial property‑management firm, ordered 2 000 security badge holders with retractable clips for use at a conference in Sydney.

Case Study: CTARS

Published November 10, 2025

CTARS, a cloud‑based client‑management system for care providers, ordered 1 000 hacky sack balls printed with their logo to give away at a Melbourne expo.

All Saints Catholic College

Published November 10, 2025

All Saints Catholic College, a dual‑campus K‑12 school in Liverpool and Casula, ordered 500 personalised luggage tags for their alumni and students.

Case Study: MESO

Published November 10, 2025

MESO, an emergency‑response and crisis‑planning specialist, ordered 1 500 tear‑away notepads to distribute at CPR and first‑aid training sessions.

Bayside Council

Published November 10, 2025

Bayside Council in New South Wales ordered 700 speech‑bubble sticky notes with the tagline “Serving Our Community” and gave them out at public forums.

Hedland Sports+Rec Expo

Published November 10, 2025

The Town of Port Hedland purchased 1 000 plastic frisbees and gave them away at booths, sports demos and activity zones during its annual Sports+Rec Expo.