The Promoboxx Blog

Including non-traditional retailers in your retail marketing campaigns is a great way to ensure brand consistency, engage with current customers, and reach new ones. By providing these retailers with assets that will help them market locally, you’ll strengthen your relationship with these local businesses while also building relationships with their customers. Only currently working with […]

While many brands have spent the last decade focusing on digital, last year saw a shift in the opposite direction as several formerly online-only brands realized the importance of the authentic, personal experiences only retailers can provide. The power of the authentic experience retailers provide is something Promoboxx has known and believed in since 2010! […]

When we saw Gear Patrol created their list of the best ski and snowboard shops in America – we knew we had to check it out. And we weren’t surprised to see that over half of these shops are using Promoboxx to support their customers’ online and offline experiences!  We think these stores deserve a double […]

Promoboxx is excited to announce our recent partnership in the outdoor power equipment industry – Case IH! Like many of our customers, Case IH was looking for an easy way to get brand-approved content in the hands of their dealers and be seen by more local consumers. Providing Dealers Social Media and Digital Marketing Support  Case […]

Exciting news! We have officially partnered with Locally to help outdoor enthusiasts discover and purchase products from a local store. This strategic alliance is a great opportunity to engage more shoppers online, help them view inventory, and place an order from a local store. It’s a win-win: consumers spend their dollars locally and retailers earn […]

Independent retailers often wear many hats, which makes it challenging for them to spend a lot of time marketing their business. We asked retailers from three different industries about the brand marketing support they find the most impactful. Check out their perspectives before creating your next retail marketing campaign! Meet the Retailers: Carrie Seifert is […]

The in-store experience is incredibly important – and being treated like a valued customer can make or break a sale. This really hit home for me while shopping on Black Friday. As a rule, I never go shopping on Black Friday because of the crazy lines and general intensity, but this year I made an […]

Held in Boston, MA every fall for the past five years, the Aligned Conference, presented by Promoboxx, brings together brand marketers, sales representatives, and local retailers to develop digital strategies that increase foot traffic, sales, and business impact. This year’s theme was ‘It Takes a Community – Aligning Brands, Reps, & Retailers to Support Local […]

Inc. Magazine has released its annual Inc. 500|5000, an exclusive ranking of America’s fastest-growing private companies. We are thrilled that Promoboxx has made the 2018 list! This award means so much to us. It recognizes over 8 years of hard work and an unmatched commitment to and passion for local retailers. It recognizes the determination […]

Aligned is THE place for brand marketers, sales reps (like yourself), and retailers to come together to discuss digital strategies that increase independent retail sales. Attend our Aligned Conference in Boston, MA this October and walk away feeling like a digital marketing rockstar! Promoboxx wants to make your job easier by allowing you to meet […]

The 50 Best Running Stores in America have been announced by Running Insight magazine. We are excited to share that over 60% of them use the Promoboxx marketing platform to easily promote content for the footwear brands whose products they sell – and drive local sales while creating a community of runners! How Were the […]

The other night, I went to one of my favorite local shops to buy some gift wrap. They had closed early for the day, so instead, I stopped by CVS on my way home. Check out the size of this receipt… for a single roll of wrapping paper! This was such a simple, passing moment. […]