We are a Free-Spirited Brand Merchandising Agency with a Focus on Sustainability. We deliver Online Stores, Inspiration, and Positive Impact. #BCorp
Joined April 2009
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Jun 10
The best part of our work is seeing the pride, joy, and belonging it creates. Thank you for trusting us with your brands, SAS, Lenovo, and Natick!
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Jun 8
How do you define great!? It’s exemplified in The Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston's Greatness Collection store we built. This merch represents their mission, community, and the ambitious young people they pour into every day. Shop: bgcboston.brandfuel.com/
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Jun 1
Nonprofits often underestimate one of their most powerful loyalty-building, storytelling, and fundraising tools: branded merchandise.
Here's how Boys & Girls Clubs of America is putting brand power to work: brandfuel.com/fueling-the-fu…
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May 26
We're doing a happy dance after earning a spot on The PPAI 100!
The PPAI 100 is the highest honor in the branded merch industry. Top 100 companies earn the distinction based on factors like revenue, innovation, responsibility, and industry influence.
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May 21
Wh-Whhhhat! We are supremely proud to be a part of the DIELINE Awards for the Burt's Bees game we created!
Read more about The Merit Award for Best In-House Design Agency DIELINE Award here: brandfuel.com/burts-bees-awa…
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May 21
Straight from our Merch Museum: This Richard Simmons “GO TO HEALTH” magnet is like a tiny motivational speaker from another era. It's proof that the best branded merch doesn't just advertise… it survives long enough to become a cultural artifact.
RIP Richard. You were amazing.
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May 18
This Gumby lapel pin survived 41 years, seven company moves, and ... America’s 250th birthday.
We believe the best merch can be a tiny souvenir time machine.
#GumbyAndPokey #Claymation #TheGumbyShow
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May 7
Think about objects that survive long enough to carry stories. Things made w/meaning, craftsmanship, and emotional connection are harder to throw away. People choose to keep merch if it is utilitarian, includes beautiful design (versus a logoslap), is sustainable, and not an ad.
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As #TSBW2026 continues we are thrilled to head to @BrandFuel for our Winter 2026 #RaleighEL graduation!
The local leaders in the room represent businesses in our region and have spent the past 2 months growing and learning…
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From online storefronts to mission alignment - #RaleighEL graduates have an opportunity to think about business differently today with @BrandFuel!
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Meet Alysse Campbell, Director of Growth & Brand Strategy at @BrandFuel! Below she shares her No. 1 tip for our #RaleighEL graduates: Relationships Can Fuel Your Career
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Last minute lessons, a few fun games, and plenty of celebration to follow! The Emerging Leaders graduation continues.
Learn more about the #RaleighEL program here: raleighchamber.org/emerging-…
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Thank you to each of our #RaleighEL graduates for making the time to join us today and for sharing your favorite nonprofits! Let us know below - which nonprofits do you advocate for?
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Many know @DannyRosin’s work goes far beyond @BrandFuel - #RaleighEL discovers his work with @BandTogetherNC and gets a sneak peek at what’s to come at this year’s event…
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May 4
Often, branded merch fails because adding a big logo often turns a gift into an ad, and ads don’t get kept.
Great design flips that. When merch is thoughtful and beautiful, it gets used and becomes sustainable. Start with ROE, return on emotion. And ROI will follow.
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Apr 30
Our trend forecast: polka dots.
Data source: a math rock duo named Angine de Poitrine.
Confidence level: aggressively high for absolutely no reason.
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Apr 28
What would be possible if doing the right thing was also the most profitable thing?
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Apr 27
"Representing PPAI's LEAD event allowed me an opportunity to be part of a solution. Instead of just complaining about issues or policies, I was able to visit the halls of Congress and be part of our industry’s voice on issues that impact us as a whole. - Shane Lussier, TAS
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Apr 27
In 1998, we met Norm Cohn at our first ASI show. We didn’t realize we were meeting a true architect of our industry.
He showed us it’s all about relationships. A gentleman, leader, and legend. He will be missed.
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