4imprint Awards More Than 300 Organizations Third-Quarter one by one Promotional Products Grants

During the third quarter of 2018, 4imprint, Oshkosh, Wis., helped more than 300 organizations achieve their goals by awarding one by one promotional products grants. Each business day, 4imprint provides three $500 in-kind promotional products grants through the one by one charitable program, helping organizations raise funds, acknowledge volunteers, educate their communities and build awareness…

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Black Lives Matter Launches Merchandise Program, Showcases Artists

Black Lives Matter, the social justice and activist movement started to defend against violence and systemic racism toward African Americans, is starting a merchandise platform to raise funds for the organization as well as showcase African American artists. The organization’s leader, Patrisse Cullors, said the program, BLM Arts+Culture, will include e-commerce, pop-up stores and “capsule…

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Amazon Is Mailing a Print Catalog—Are You?

Thanks to the business acumen of founder/chairman/CEO Jeff Bezos, Amazon, the Seattle-based behemoth, has enjoyed quite a 24-year existence and has not left many boxes to check off in its quest for complete commercial domination. The latest stroke of economic bravado comes in the form of the company’s first-ever print catalog for holiday toys, which…

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Fully Promoted Continues Transition, Names New Brand President

In an announcement made at the recent Brand New View Expo held at The Grand at Moon Palace in Cancun, Mexico, United Franchise Group CEO Ray Titus introduced Mike Brugger as the new brand president of Fully Promoted. The company, initially known as EmbroidMe, was rebranded in 2017 to reflect a growing product line and…

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These Slightly Wrong Metal Band T-shirts Are Taking the Internet by Storm

We’ve all seen the teenager sporting the Nirvana T-shirt, and thought to ourselves, “Could he even name five of the band’s songs?” Recently, it seems people are donning band T-shirts as more of a fashion statement than anything else—a trend that upsets the band’s true fans. In an effort to curb the fakers, a designer called slightlywrong is selling a collection of T-shirts on MySoti.com…

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