Now Is the Time to Design Next Season's Trading Pins
Now Is the Time to Design Next Season's Trading Pins
With the Little League baseball season of 2010 over, now is the perfect time to start planning for next year's custom
trading pins. Congratulations to all the boys and girls who played in 2010, and those who made it to the tournaments and World Series games. And of course a hearty cheer is in order for the 2010 World Champions from Tokyo, the Edogawa Minami team.
Yes, it's early to start thinking about next season's custom trading pins, but it's never TOO early. Right now, while the season just past is fresh in your mind is the perfect time to start thinking about next year's custom trading pins.
Your players definitely will recall the highlights and excitement of the past season for a long time to come. No doubt, they also recall the season's most and least popular custom trading pins too. Talk to your team members. Which pins were the best ones at the games, the ones that everybody wanted? Were they your team's custom trading pins, or someone else's?
If your pins were the fastest-trading, coolest-looking pins at the tournaments in 2010, congratulations. You're obviously a pro when it comes to creating great custom trading pins. If, however, your team's pins left something to be desired, don't worry. With a little pre-planning and help from a great supplier for your custom trading pins, you'll knock em out of the park next season.
That's the great thing about considering your custom trading pins design now. You have time to really hash out what worked and what didn't. Were your team's custom trading pins big enough? It's a clich, but it's a fact: Bigger pins always trade better.
What else do you want to change? Do you want to stay within the same parameters as last season's custom trading pins, or do you want to create something radically different? The choice is yours. And remember, every extra component you add to your team's custom trading pins will add extra trading power.
Start with glitter. This is a great, inexpensive way to add sparkle and presence to your team's custom trading pins. Glitter enamel adds a rich look at low cost. Then branch out to other extras.
How about danglers? You can add these easily to showcase the year of the tournament, or anything else you'd like to make special note of. If you're on a tight budget, you can update these each year without having to replace your main custom trading pins.
If you're ready to take things a step further, think about your team mascot. Blinking LED lights can be added to give it blinking eyes on your custom trading pins. How cool is that?
When you're really ready to create custom trading pins that rock, add motion. You can add a choice of sliders, spinners, even bobble heads to your team's pins. The motion elements add a play factor and eye-catching interest to the design.
Any reputable supplier of custom trading pins will never charge you for artwork, design or revisions. So if you get your team's pin design approved now, you have plenty of time to tweak the design between now and when you're ready to order. With a little help from a good supplier, your team will have the custom trading pins next season that every other team at the ballpark will want to trade for.
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