t shirts

[ELIZABETH C]

Another topic got me thinking about this.

Do any of you have tshirts with your logo and phone number on the back?

Most people have tshirts from some place...Hard rock massageplanete,Hooters(I hate that place), cute and funny ones.


If you do have you had any success with it?

I know I read everyone I see shirt that has printing on it. Also to me its one way to get your name out there.

 

[jimy]

I do, though I have my web address rather than my phone number. I just can't quite wear my phone number around on my shirt, lol. I also have a jacket. I have been stopped several times, and like you said, people read shirts. Name recognition is important to business building, and when it is seen with the logo it is more memorable. Plus, my shirts are an advertising expense.

 

[jeremyfairchild]

Here's another thread where we talked about this: t-shirts for marketing

I still think about it, but haven't done it yet ... Someday .... :undecided:

 

[Leslie J]

Last year, when dh was still doing more horses than people, I took advaneforum.xxxe of VistaPrint's new (back then) t-shirt deal. I uploaded a photograph of him working on one of his favorite horsey-clients and put the name of the biz over that. Just got the one free one, but he LOVES that t-shirt!

I do love the idea of marketing t-shirts and caps, and when we get more disposable advertising budget, we're going to get shirts and/or caps for each member of our family, as well as some friends (who are also clients- I know they'd LOVE to help us advertise with some free clothes, LOL!) and maybe some extras for "giveaways" and such. Great idea!

 

[PROTEA]

I recently ordered a t-shirt from Vistaprint. I wasn't brave enough to put my name and number on it so I wrote, "Massage and Reflexology for better health" on the front and back. I aim on wearing it around town and at the gym to see if it will encourage people to talk to me. When I get a website I will include that on a t-shirt. I've been playing with various eforum.xxx lines so will put these on some other t-shirts. I am trying to make my self more visible to clients so this is a step in the right direction for me.

 

[krk]

I am actually ordering shirts and will have them starting October. Only doing 10 of them, one for me, one for the husband and a few for friends to wear. We will see how it goes. I am excited to try it out!

 

[Richard L]

T-shirts? :undecided: No. However I do sponsor my wife's bowling team so they all wear polo shirts with my business name on the back. 8)

No phone number but my name gets seen by dozens (hundreds, maybe?) every weeek and she fields questions and hands out business cards for me.

Every little bit helps.

 

[Ben Dover]

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i'd def try out massageplanetepress when you get a chance. just hire a designer to put some nice images together, and you can buy your own design online!

 

[I R NORMAL IS NOT A PEDO]

Hi all:

The chiropractor that I used to work for did well with t-shirts. I think it is pretty important to have the name/logo and something identifying your location on the back.

I also think the phone number is important to have on the shirt. The number certainly doesn't have to be gaudy by any means.

Terry

 

[Benedict Y]

I decided to definitely do this after the following recent experience:

It was my spa night, and I was on my dinner break at a restaurant, in the spa shirt with the establishment name and logo and "massage staff" on it... the guys next to me start talking to me, get my card, and both come in for sessions that weekend.

As we were wrapping up, they said something about the shirt helping to facilitate our meeting.

So... I gotta get me some shirts

How about website address instead of phone number?

 

[Pompal 09.]

t shirts

These are some shirts at the school clinic store where I work as an IC. I usually wore scrubs, but this shirt is too cute.

The company, Better Life® is a play on that *other* t-shirt company we've seen...

The school had one designed for them, I don't know what the cost was, but they sold it to me for $10.
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