Why Promo Flags Should Be On Your Next Marketing Campaign?

Printing Methods Suitable For Your Promo Flags

Screen printing is a classic printing method that pushes ink into a stencilled mesh and onto the substrate. With every change of ink colour, the same process will be done until the design is completed.

For that reason, if your design only uses a few colour and for mass production, this is the best decoration you can choose.

Dye sublimation is a printing process that prints the image on a sublimation paper first. After that, the sublimation paper and the textile is heat pressed to transfer the image to the substrate.

It creates a vibrant colour print and is good for detailed logos or images.

Unlike screen printing which prints the design on top of the textile, hence people can feel the image, the ink in direct-to-garment printing is absorbed directly by the fibres of the garment.

Direct-to-garment printing produces high-quality images and are suitable for both light and dark materials.

1. They attract attention.

Promo flags are great at attracting attention. The windier the day the more likely the flag is to move frantically with the wind. Therefore with more movement, it can gain more attention as the energy expressed brings customers’ eyes to your brand name and even your store.

In addition to that, they naturally stood out due to their usual height designed to be over people’s heads in order to be more visible from afar.

2. They’re customisable.

The flags can also be easily customised to suit whatever you are promoting, be it a product or your company – the variance in design is unlimited. These can be small and fun-shaped or large, attention-grabbing flags that gently sway in the wind with a huge logo. Either way, a flag is the perfect POS display.

3. They reach a wider audience.

With the flag being double-sided, it means that not only will it attract the attention of customers in one direction, as a display or poster does, but it will work with customers from all different angles – preventing restrictions on brand awareness.

Their tall and dynamic nature also makes them highly visible, even from a distance. They stand out in crowded environments, such as trade shows, festivals, or busy streets, ensuring that your message reaches a wider audience.

4. They’re portable.

Promotional flags are lightweight and easy to transport. They are mostly composed of the pole, the base and the flag. They don’t occupy much space in transportation as well.

They can be quickly assembled and disassembled, making them ideal for mobile advertising campaigns and events. You can easily move and position the flags in strategic locations to target specific audiences or capture foot traffic in different areas.

5. They’re versatile.

As mentioned above, the promo flags are highly customisable from their size to their design. In relation to that, they’re also versatile in terms of the context and setting that they can be used.

Whether indoors or outdoors, they can bring the same attention to your brand. They are adaptable to different advertising needs and can be easily integrated into your overall marketing strategy.

All you need to know about promo flags!