A few months ago I attended a conference and inside each swag bag was a water bottle labeled with the conference name and dates. Great idea right? WRONG! The label smeared within minutes due to condensation leaving ink all over the inside of my bag practically ruining it. My advice to the conference goody bag peeps is simple, use Avery Easy Align Self-Laminating ID Labels instead of regular mailing labels.
Goody bags are the highlight of any conference. Companies vie for spots in the coveted Grammy or Oscar swag bags and wait for stars to post pics of their coveted bags. Well, I have yet to attend a conference where they’re handing out bags with diamonds or big ticket items for everyone. Most of the conferences I attend are smaller and even though you won’t find the haute au ooh la la items in the bags you will find some nice swag…and EVERYONE loves swag.
My tip to conference holders who opt to create their own labels for water bottle swag vs. ordering personalized water bottles is to head to your office supplies store and snag some Avery Easy Align Self-Laminating labels. They’re Avery labels so they’re easy to use.
That’s it.
No more smeared swag.
Check out these waterproof labels I made for my friend Raven's Zumba class.
Avery labels are available at office supply stores nationwide including Shoplet. Shoplet is one of our favorite online office supply stores. Shoplet carries Avery products, as well as, office supplies, cleaning supplies and office furniture. For more info on Shoplet, check them out on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and at www.shoplet.com.
Disclosure: I am a member of the Shoplet Blogger Team and receive the latest office products for review. Opinions are my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation as I receive no monetary compensation in exchange for my posts. The opinions expressed above are mine. Click here for the Disclosure Policy of Three Boys and an Old Lady blog. The opinions expressed above are 100% my own. I received a product in exchange for this review and post. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
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Goody bags are the highlight of any conference. Companies vie for spots in the coveted Grammy or Oscar swag bags and wait for stars to post pics of their coveted bags. Well, I have yet to attend a conference where they’re handing out bags with diamonds or big ticket items for everyone. Most of the conferences I attend are smaller and even though you won’t find the haute au ooh la la items in the bags you will find some nice swag…and EVERYONE loves swag.
My tip to conference holders who opt to create their own labels for water bottle swag vs. ordering personalized water bottles is to head to your office supplies store and snag some Avery Easy Align Self-Laminating labels. They’re Avery labels so they’re easy to use.
- Go to Avery.com
- Select Templates
- Click on Get Started Now
- Enter template number and click GO!
- Type your text and print
That’s it.
No more smeared swag.
Check out these waterproof labels I made for my friend Raven's Zumba class.
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| No Smear! Fold and instant laminated labels! |
Avery labels are available at office supply stores nationwide including Shoplet. Shoplet is one of our favorite online office supply stores. Shoplet carries Avery products, as well as, office supplies, cleaning supplies and office furniture. For more info on Shoplet, check them out on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and at www.shoplet.com.
Disclosure: I am a member of the Shoplet Blogger Team and receive the latest office products for review. Opinions are my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation as I receive no monetary compensation in exchange for my posts. The opinions expressed above are mine. Click here for the Disclosure Policy of Three Boys and an Old Lady blog. The opinions expressed above are 100% my own. I received a product in exchange for this review and post. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
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