When you want your name to stick

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Penzeys Spices Sprinkles Kindness With Stickers

Penzeys Spices has created some of the largest, most ambitious sticker campaigns we have had the pleasure of helping produce at Websticker.com. Their strategy of using stickers as gifts—not as advertisements—is a perfect example how to enhance product offerings and spread goodwill while strengthening their identity. One simple, yet powerful, positive sticker message can be … read more

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Stickers for Vermont Flood Recovery

Most people have heard that Vermont was hit hard by the rainy remains of Hurricane Irene. The outpouring of support, benefit shows, cleanup labor, and people opening their homes, hearts, and wallets has been inspiring. There is still a lot of work to do. If you are interested in helping there is a guide to … read more

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Stickers For Camp Trunks and Other Summer Gear

It’s that time of year again when kids will be heading off to camp. And the coolest camp trunks are always the ones decked out with stickers and decals. A couple years ago I did this video of my son preparing his trunk for the trip to camp. Of course, it might not just be … read more

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Stickers Raise Cancer Awareness

Over the years, Websticker.com has produced thousands of custom stickers, labels, and magnets for a wide range of campaigns.  When we first view the art, the cause can sometimes be difficult to decipher and might require a Google search or a visit to the organization’s website to understand what cause the design promotes.  In the … read more

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Screen or Digital Printing for Outdoor Stickers?

When it comes to printing promotional stickers for outdoor use there is nothing better than screen printed vinyl. Screen printing provides the thickest layer of ink and provides the most vivid, long lasting outdoor decal. But, there are situations when screen printing does not make the most economical sense. For full color designs, digital printing on … read more

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Shepard Fairey And Sticker Promotion

I just started reading (and attempting to digest the thousands of images) in a new book called Stickers, From Punk Rock To Contemporary Art.  There is an introduction by Shepard Fairey which I found of interest. Most of it is based on an essay you can read here. Any one with an interest in the … read more

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“Rules Are What The Artist Breaks” – Bill Bernbach

Sometimes when I need a bit of marketing and advertising inspiration the easiest thing to do is tap into the philosophy and words of a master. Here are some quotes from Bill Bernback, the founder of Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) ad agency.  7 pages of his quotes can be downloaded at the DDB site. These … read more

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Logo Sticker Hall Of Fame – Sugarloaf USA

There are certain promotional stickers that are recognizable to millions of people – logos that build identity day after day, year after year. In the ski industry, Sugarloaf, a ski mountain/resort in Central Maine has been very effective in spreading their simple logo with promotional stickers for over 50 years. There are Sugarloaf stickers stuck … read more

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Five Questions For Brian – Sticker Designer at Websticker

Brian Neilson is the head of Graphic Design for Websticker. Every day he works back and forth with people creating effective sticker layouts and optimizing and improving existing artwork. I asked him a few questions so customers and visitors can get to know him a bit better. 1) What’s the best part of your job … read more

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When You Want Your Child To Stick – Custom Wall Stickers

I’ve got a picture of my son, Eric literally plastered up next to my desk. It catches people a bit off guard when they enter our office. This life size wall sticker is the end result of a recent video we made of Eric running across a school gym, bouncing into a wall and becoming … read more