Meta Portal internal branding

Branded merchandise boosts employee engagement and visibility

When one of the world’s most recognisable social media and technology brands approached us to supply branded merchandise for their teams, we embraced the opportunity to deliver high-quality, practical, and desirable products that resonate with staff and strengthen the brand’s presence both inside and outside the workplace.

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Client overview

meta portal logo
Technology & social media

A leading global social media and technology company with millions of users worldwide.

Key goals

Ensure branded merchandise aligns with strict global brand guidelines.
Provide useful, frequently-used items for employees.
Increase brand visibility beyond the office.
Select products that feel desirable and valued by recipients.

Project brief

The objective was to collaborate with the client to choose, design, and deliver a cohesive collection of branded merchandise that met functional needs, reflected brand identity accurately, and enhanced everyday use by employees.

Key objectives

  • Supporting a global social media technology company with purposeful promotional products
  • Provide a range of reusable, practical merchandise options.
  • Maintain consistent, high-quality print across many product types.
  • Support brand exposure beyond the workplace environment.
  • Solutions

    Everyday brand integration

    Branded merchandise was designed to become part of employees’ everyday routines, keeping the brand visible beyond the workplace.

    Internal distribution

    Items were stocked through internal vending machines, giving employees convenient access while supporting incentives, rewards and engagement initiatives.

    Extending brand visibility

    Practical, useful merchandise helped strengthen employee engagement while extending the brand into employees’ everyday lives.

    Visual showcase / Deliverables

    Results

    0+
    branded products reviewed during the selection phase
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    brand guideline compliance across all merchandise
    0 key product ranges
    rolled out for internal use, incentives and rewards

    Implementation

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      Plan

      We map out your project scope, nail down the tech specs, and chart the path from concept to completion – on time, on spec, no excuses.
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      Design

      We create the visuals and technical blueprints, making sure every detail works with your brand and works beautifully in the real world.
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      Deliver

      We build it, ship it, and roll it out – with experienced hands who care about getting it right and keeping disruption to a minimum.
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      Install

      We bring our experienced fitters on-site to set everything up precisely, making sure it all works flawlessly and looks exactly as it should.
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      Upgrade

      We refresh your existing setup, extending its life and keeping it current as your brand evolves and technology moves on.

    Key learnings

    • Choose for usefulness: Merchandise is more effective when it offers genuine value and becomes part of everyday use.
    • Keep it on-brand: Products should reflect the organisation’s identity while fitting naturally into employees’ routines.
    • Involve the client: Collaborative product selection helps ensure merchandise meets both brand and employee requirements.
    • Prioritise quality: Well-made products create a stronger impression and are more likely to be retained and used.
    • Think beyond the workplace: Useful branded products can extend brand visibility into employees’ everyday lives.

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