The US elections are quickly approaching and brands are responding by encouraging their consumers to vote -- Starface's Vote stickers are a perfect example of this, offering an accessorized reminder of the brand's values.
The new Vote Star pimple patches maintain all of the perks of previous iterations, boasting protective elements that can get rid of acne quickly. Now, after partnering with Alliance for Youth Action, these stickers arrive in a star shape and read the word 'Vote' across the centre. This was done in an effort to encourage the younger demographic to vote, and also serves as a way for young people to start conversations on social media about the importance of this election.
Image Credit: Starface
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Social Media Advocacy
- Encouraging civic engagement through social media promotion and branding.
- Activism-inspired Products
- Creating products that promote civic engagement and social justice issues.
- Political-influence Marketing
- Mobilizing brand awareness to encourage political participation and social responsibility.
Sectors Adopting This
- Skincare
- Creating pimple patches and acne treatments that incorporate social justice and political causes.
- Youth Activism
- Developing products and promoting causes that target younger generations and encourage social and political involvement.
- Political Marketing
- Mobilizing brand awareness and customer loyalty to promote political activism and civic participation.
