Why Start a T-Shirt Fundraiser?

COVID-19 has put everyone in a bind. Many small T-shirt-producing  businesses are forced to either work limited hours, offer limited services, or close their doors indefinitely. Advertising campaigns are an easy, risk-free way to sell T-shirts for your business or organization without incurring any overheads, thus providing customers and followers with a way to support your business during difficult times. As the advertising range continues to improve, we have decided to relaunch our T-shirt fundraising platform. We wanted to provide some tips on how to successfully promote their campaign for the new campaign series.

 

 

 

Pre-campaign

Before your T-shirt campaign goes live, there are many promotions you can and should do to introduce your T-shirt campaign to your customers and community.

 

 

Setting up your campaign page

This detail can be easily navigated as you prepare your campaign. After creating a T-shirt design, writing instructions for the campaign page can sound a little boring. Who's going to read it? People are interested in T-shirts, right?

 

 

Share your story

Trust us, this is an important step! Yes, people are buying t-shirts, but people are buying them more because they want to support your business, so it's vital to share your story here. Bringing people into your story, what you are going through and the reasons why they should support the business will be the most important part of the process.

 

 

Announcing your campaign

It doesn't have to be complicated, but while you're still designing your T-shirt, let people know about your campaign. Posting it on social media ahead of time can make people look forward to it. They will be excited to see your campaign launch.

 

 

Get people to vote on your designs

A cool way to engage your customers and community before your campaign goes live is to hold a design competition. If your campaign is between two or three, use Twitter polls or Instagram stories to get people to vote on their favorite designs.

 

 

Promoting Your Campaigns on Social Media

While every person or company has their style and preferences when it comes to their social approach, we've provided some suggested best practices for you. Unless you are exceptionally PR savvy or have friends who work in the media, social media will be your most effective tool for promoting your campaign. Leveraging social media to promote things can feel a bit vain and selfish, especially in times like these, but when you think about it, it is the best time to post regularly. If people are used to visiting your business in person and they can no longer do anything about it, they will want to hear from you.

 

 

Promote on your website

Don't forget to add a few ad series to your website to announce your campaign. Whether the web is the most popular medium or not, advertising on your site through a banner at the top of the page is bound to get some attention. If you are going to post on more than one social platform, then don't stress about presenting brand new content for every post on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can make some changes to them, but reusing a lot of the same content will make covering each platform much easier.

 

If possible, try to add some visual effect changes when you publish content about the campaign. Again and again, released the same model will be a little dull, but you can switch the display to keep things fresh.

 

Our company is a high-quality T-shirt manufacturer, producing high-quality T-shirts, including 100% cotton T-shirts, V-neck T-shirts with a sense of design, and the most comfortable cotton and linen T-shirts. We believe that you can find your favorite T-shirt on our official website. Click here!