Looking for a new place to flaunt your brand’s logo and spark a viral marketing campaign?

Then check out these logo placement ideas that allow customers to engage with your brand or even become brand ambassadors. Part guerrilla advertising and part human billboarding, these top ten logo placement ideas will get your brand noticed.

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1. Tattoo Advertising

Tattoogle, a photo by lowereastside on Flickr.

Some companies inspire customer loyalty to the extent that it isn’t uncommon to see their logo permanently inked onto the skin of a avid fan. Take, for example, Harley Davidson, Google and any famous rock band.

Don’t quite have the brand recognition to pull this off? You could always pay someone to be your billboard for life. A less extreme method would be to have temporary tattoos made to give to customers and encourage photo sharing of their new ‘tat.’ 

2. Traveling Billboard

Branded vehicles aren’t just for NASCAR and pizza delivery anymore. Frugal motorists everywhere are leasing out their paint jobs to local businesses and national brands. Everywhere they go, your logo goes along for the ride.

3. Gamification

Zynga may take gamification and advertising to a whole new level, but you can also get your company’s logo in on the action. Utilize game mechanics like points, challenges and rewards to engage consumers. Smart companies like Recyclebank use games to get encourage membership, reward consumers and further spread their brand message.

4. Urban Transformation

Nothing gets attention like something unexpected in the urban landscape. Folgers transformed street manhole covers in New York City into steaming mugs of coffee. Axe body spray had fun with subway signs. 3M Security Glass stacked money behind their product, bolted down in front of a Canadian Mall and encouraged passersby to try to break it. Think about how your brand can creatively place your logo to shakeup the mundane and get noticed.

5. Laptops & Mobile Devices

Placing company logos on laptops and smart phones is just smart branding in a mobile society. Especially if you have a sales force or issue company devices to employees. 

6. Infographics

There’s something about a slick infographic that compels people to click to share it on their social networks. Use these to tell your brand story, highlight trends and spread your message. Just remember to keep your logo prominent–but not overwhelming–and add share buttons.

7. Put a Person In It

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Ever walked by a sign that moved or an object that talked–startling isn’t it? But you take notice of why and who did it. If you can pair your logo with such a creative campaign as Yahoo!’s traveling, talking purple mailbox, you can be sure to get your brand noticed.

8. Stickers

Even adults will do some crazy things with logo stickers. Better yet, they can be motivated to snap a photo and share online!

9. Timeline Covers

Of course your logo should be integrated into your social media presence, but you can also design some interesting ones for fans to use on their Facebook and Google+ profiles too. This is a popular trend that has work well for political campaigns and you can make it work for your marketing campaign too.

 10. Toys

Place your logo on promotional toys for consumers to play with and keep on their desks as a constant reminder of your product. You can hand these out as contest prizes, in-store or at trade shows.

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