A clever, eye-catching hydration reminder that does exactly what it says on the tin: reminds you to drink water.

How It Works:

• Flashes and chimes (quietly) every 20 minutes after picking up your glass and resets itself
• If you forget it reminds you again 20m minutes later

Why It's Fab:

• It's useful
• Can easily be overbranded
• Sits on the desk and is always reminding your clients how great you are
• Will get people talking

It keeps your coffee warm and your brand even warmer. Custom-shaped USB mug warmers: because your logo deserves to live right under someone’s caffeine addiction.

Shaped Like Anything. Yes, Even That:
Make it a cat, a donut, a tiny version of your product, or a screaming potato. Whatever weird shape you choose, people will remember you. And not just as “those people with the coasters that got warm.”

Because Cold Coffee Is a Crime:
No one asked for another tote bag. But this? This is the hero of the modern desk. And every time someone doesn’t gag on lukewarm latte, they’ll thank your brand. Silently. But sincerely.

Side Effects May Include: Brand Love

They’re bright, adorable, and mildly addictive. Your logo on a bottle of tiny vitamin-shaped highlighters? That’s the kind of branding that sticks. Unlike that keychain flashlight everyone threw out by lunch.

Prescription-Strength Visibility:
Want to be remembered post-conference? These little guys sit on desks, spark conversations, and say, “Hey, we’re clever and useful.” Just what the doctor ordered—for your brand presence.

Rectangle? How… traditional. These mats come in any shape you can dream up—pizza slice, llama, your CEO’s silhouette (don’t). It’s the kind of giveaway that screams, “We tried harder than everyone else.”

Desk Real Estate with Personality:
Other brands gave pens. You gave an oddly satisfying fun-shaped mouse mat. Whose logo do you think they’re staring at during their 87 daily Zoom calls? (Spoiler: it’s not the pen people.)

Polaroid-style glass coasters—because why just protect the table when you can also protect your brand’s cool factor? It’s like Instagram, but with actual glass and a lower chance of being ghosted.

Looks Like a Photo, Feels Like Marketing:
Drop in a pic. Slap on your logo. Suddenly your swag is sitting under someone’s oat milk latte looking all sentimental and vaguely vintage. It’s branding, but with feelings.

“Where’d You Get This?” = Mission Accomplished:
People will ask. They’ll flip it over. They’ll touch it like it’s breakable (it’s not). And boom—your brand’s living its best life in the middle of every coffee catch-up and awkward meeting.