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.

The Kids’ Cancer Project

Published November 5, 2025

The Kids’ Cancer Project, an Australian charity funding childhood cancer research, ordered 1 500 bright socks for their supporters and volunteers at local fundraisers.

Containers for Change

Published November 5, 2025

Containers for Change, a state‑run recycling initiative, purchased 1 000 branded bucket hats and 700 caps to give volunteers, staff and participants at community clean‑up days.

Client Story: Roberts Digital

Published November 4, 2025

Roberts Digital, a marketing agency specialising in digital growth for education providers, ordered 300 highlighter sets to distribute at educational conferences, workshops and client meetings.

AppDynamics (Cisco)

Published November 4, 2025

AppDynamics (part of Cisco) ordered 700 jute tote bags featuring both the AppDynamics and Cisco logos to hand out at a technology tradeshow.

SMS Geotechnical

Published November 4, 2025

SMS Geotechnical, a NATA‑accredited soil‑testing laboratory, ordered 650 reusable drink bottles and gave them to staff and field technicians during training sessions, site inductions and welcome packs.

Entire Podiatry

Published November 4, 2025

Entire Podiatry, a leading podiatry network, purchased 500 metal drink bottles branded with their logo and distributed them to clients at consultations, community health events and to staff.

Client Story: QPTS

Published November 4, 2025

QPTS, a professional services and technology solutions company, ordered 800 reusable plastic water bottles bearing their logo to present at internal events, client meetings and staff onboarding sessions.

Client Story: City of Port Phillip

Published November 4, 2025

The City of Port Phillip, a Melbourne local‑government agency, ordered 1 000 reusable cups bearing its logo and distributed them to staff and residents at council‑run festivals, markets and seminars.

Expedia | Wotif | Stayz

Published November 4, 2025

Expedia, Wotif and Stayz, leading Australian travel brands, jointly ordered 800 picnic cooler baskets printed with all three logos as premium gifts during a “Summer Getaway Roadshow”.

Cognizant Australia

Published November 4, 2025

Cognizant Australia, a global technology and consulting company, purchased 1 000 notebooks to provide for employees and clients during meetings, workshops and corporate events.

Bundaberg Rum

Published November 4, 2025

Bundaberg Rum, one of Australia’s most iconic distilleries, ordered 400 picnic cooler baskets and sent them to clients and long‑term distribution partners.