12 May 2021

Why A Webkey is Right For Your Brand: Unlock the potential!

Never heard of a webkey? After reading this, you will wonder why you haven’t been using them for years!

Webkeys are the perfect way to combine tangible with digital technology.

Once plugged into a USB port, customers are directed to your pre-programmed URL. Automatically opening your website, event registration or catalogue.

Webkey checklist: Proving they are what your business needs! 

Why Webkeys?

• No more typing incorrect URLs
• Cheaper than a USB
• Simplify event registration
• Send people straight to your catalogue or retail site
• Direct customers to specific sections of the website

This paper webkey is great for magazine inserts, giving your ad campaign a new dimension. 

Endless possibilities to reflect your brand! 

Webkeys come in a variety of options to suit your brand. The interactive nature of a webkey, is nearly impossible to ignore! Leaving customers eager to investigate where the URL takes them.

• Upcoming event? This trifold option is perfect for an event; invite, respond and update those through the webkey. A perfect idea to direct people to registration or event information.

• The exhibition webkey- a perfect addition to exhibition lanyards, connecting all attendees to all the important information they need. With different silicone shapes, not only will they catch attention, but they can’t be lost!

• A single page webkey, perfect for medical education, exhibition flyers or self-promotion. A printed mailer with a punch out custom shaped webkey provides a large print area for all the information your need to convey.

• Business card with a clip in webkey. You can add them to multiple print formants or use as a unique business card.

Flourish Webkey success

Flourish were fortunate to work on the ANZAC Centenary packages, which were sent to veterans.

A metal look webkey in the shape of a key was tipped onto a printed A5 postcard. The webkey made connecttion to the ANZAC portal easy, giving the recipient instant access to the Department of Veteran Affairs resources and the history of Australia’s military history.