brand ambassador

Our brand ambassadors increase brand awareness at trade shows and on promotional campaigns in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

An informative campaign leading to the end of cash sales on buses

Hamburger Hochbahn AG executed a promotional campaign in anticipation of discontinuing cash sales on Hamburg buses, which have enjoyed widespread popularity for an extended period, starting from January 1, 2024. In the interim, there has been a noticeable shift within the hvv towards cashless payments on buses, propelled by the introduction of the Deutschlandticket. Over ….. read more

Triggering an impulse-buy with shopper marketing

When launching or relaunching a product, many manufacturers quickly learn about the barriers and the power of retail. To achieve a successful balance for both the manufacturer’s vision and the retailer’s expectations, ideally the approach of shopper marketing should be used. Shopper marketing aims to implement strategies at the point of sale (POS) using proven ….. read more

ST-PROMOTIONS expands its team

It is with great pleasure that we welcome two new members to our Hamburg office: Hamide Besimi and Viktor Fasel. Ms. Besimi and Mr. Fasel are now available to advise our customers as project assistants. We will introduce our new employees personally on our team page. The entire team of ST-PROMOTIONS is looking forward to ….. read more

Back-to-school promotional campaigns

Back-to-school, as in many other countries, is now also considered a highlight in the annual retail calendar in Germany. Well-planned back-to-school promotions can achieve the intended results, such as increasing brand awareness and sales. Designing back-to-school marketing campaigns and promotions is usually a quite an elaborate process. Initially, as always, the focus is on defining ….. read more

The return of customers to retail

Retailers play a key role in creating a friendly and safe shopping experience towards the consumers. This is particularly the case after the government-imposed closures. In order to make shopping enjoyable to consumers, shopper marketing will take a central role in attracting consumers back into stores. Shopping must now become a leisure experience that takes ….. read more

On the Future of Field Marketing

  When the Corona pandemic outbreak hit, the media industry was terrified of the emerging crisis. Some brands created special campaigns and presented social responsibility and empathy, some of them going far beyond the simple selling of goods and services. The messages and the tone changed. No wonder, as consumers are taking a very close ….. read more

Consumer behaviour after the pandemic – An outlook

Businesses and consumers have spent most of the last year adapting their behaviour to the exceptional conditions. Although the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic has not yet been won, the light at the end of the tunnel is already visible. The year 2021 will be a year of transition; businesses and consumers will now also ….. read more

Starting over in 2021 – make your plans now

Against all odds companies are taking their responsibility towards their employees and, in particular, to their customers very seriously. There has been a significant increase recently in the search for ways to recover from the current crisis. In order to prepare a new start it is of outstanding relevance to identify and prioritise the requirements ….. read more

Field marketing in the Corona crisis

    Companies closed their factories and offices during the current crisis and used home office strategies wherever possible. There is no doubt that the impact of the pandemic is a major challenge for almost every company. The crisis triggered by the corona virus clearly shows that brands need to be able to communicate, be ….. read more

Because we care about your needs

The pandemic confronts society as a whole, but also the economy in particular, with challenging tasks.  Also for our customers it is important to take the changes in living conditions and also the restrictions of their target groups into account. The “new normal” now replaces the “back to normal”. Changes in consumer behaviour also require ….. read more

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