Simple Sticker Ideas for Bendigo Trades, Schools and Creatives

Stickers are the most versatile print product we sell. Here's how different parts of the Bendigo community are putting them to work.

For Tradies

Logo stickers on toolboxes, completed jobs, switchboard covers, and vehicle panels. A branded sticker left at a job site is a permanent referral that costs a few cents. Order 200 to 500 die-cut stickers and keep a stack in the glovebox. Hand one out with every invoice.

Compliance and identification stickers too - "Tested and tagged by [Business Name]", equipment labels, contact details on plant and machinery.

For Schools

Award stickers, merit stickers, and branded stickers for student rewards. School logo stickers for books, folders, and equipment identification. Event stickers for fetes and fundraisers - kids love them and parents keep them on the fridge.

Sheet stickers with multiple designs per sheet work well for reward systems and variety packs.

For Creatives

Artist stickers for markets, drops, and giveaways. Brand stickers for packaging and shipping. Limited edition sticker sets as products in their own right. The small drop guide covers how to use stickers as your first product run.

Custom shapes, holographic finishes, and transparent vinyl options add collectibility. A well-designed sticker from a local artist becomes something people genuinely want.

For Everyone

Bumper stickers for causes and clubs. Address labels for small businesses. QR code stickers that link to menus, websites, or booking pages. "Please leave a review" stickers for product packaging. The applications are genuinely endless.

Order stickers from runs as small as 50 units.