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I Saw an Aldi Bag on the Beach. And All I Could Think About Was What a Missed Opportunity
I saw an Aldi bag on the beach last week — in front of several resort properties worth hundreds of millions in annual revenue. Aldi was getting free marketing. The hotels weren't. Here's the math behind why a $6 branded tote bag outperforms most digital advertising — and what beach and resort brands should be putting their logos on.

Florida Custom Merch
Jun 106 min read


Custom Branded Backpacks for Back-to-School Season — The Complete Guide for Businesses, Schools, and Organizations
Back-to-school season is one of the most powerful windows in branded merchandise — and one of the most underused. A quality branded backpack travels to school every day, for years, generating thousands of impressions. Here's everything you need to know to choose the right one before the season peaks.

Florida Custom Merch
Jun 17 min read


Why Your Branded Merchandise Says More About Your Business Than You Think — A 10-Year Lesson From an OGIO Laptop Bag
Most companies spend their branded merchandise budget on cheap items that end up in the trash within weeks. But what if your branded merch lasted ten years? Discover why quality branded merchandise is one of the most powerful — and most overlooked — marketing tools available, and how one OGIO laptop bag changed the way we think about brand loyalty forever.

Florida Custom Merch
Apr 207 min read


When Branded Bags Backfire: The USAID $27 Million Controversy
Branded merchandise is a proven way to build recognition. Businesses and organizations invest in custom-branded items to make an impact, establish goodwill, and ensure their name stays top-of-mind. However, recent revelations about a U.S. government expenditure show that branding can sometimes backfire—especially when the purpose behind it is unclear. According to Joe Rogan, USAID (the United States Agency for International Development) allocated $27 million of taxpayer money

Florida Custom Merch
Feb 10, 20252 min read
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