Promote your Twitter address with Sticky Twits

21Apr09

Last week Aston Kutcher helped boost his Twitter follower count with 1133 billboards around the US. While most of us will never be able to garner that sort of promotional support, one enterprising Australian company has cropped up with a novel promotional idea.

Sticky Twits is the brainchild of Sydney-based Doug Garske. He says

Sticky Twits was born out of a few Twitter nuts who wanted to post their Twitter URL offline as well as online. So a designer, a signage guy (with a really cool hi res digital printer) and a marketing guru made some stickers with their Twitter URLs and stuck them on their cars, computers, office windows, wives, children, and thought, why keep all this sticker fun to ourselves.

My mail today contained a package from Sticky Twits with sheets of MediaHunter Twitter stickers (try saying that three times quickly).

Sticky Twits - mediahunter

So, why not support a local entrepreneur and wear your Twitter handle proudly. Stick one on your car, stick one on your laptop, stick one on a billboard (maybe not).

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