Restore Brigg & Immingham

I just want to shout out @hall_sloan for their gorgeous Restore Britain artwork. I sought out their artwork in hopes of being able to produce unique and beautiful notepads for sale to raise funds for @RestoreBriggUK Initially offering them a revenue share deal (X% per sale) they eagerly replied that we were given permission to use their art, entirely for free, to brand our future merchandise. This means that we can offer our local members and supporters a piece of every day life that will truly liven up their bedside table, or desk, or drawer, or bookshelf… versus a very standard logo on the front. Thank you for helping make Restore Brigg & Immingham go above and beyond! (They even offered to gift me some physical prints, I can’t wait to make them part of my home!)

I am a big fan of the digital branch engagement funnel I’ve been building by setting up and threading together Restore Brigg & Immingham’s social media presence. No matter how you find us initially, our linktr.ee/RestoreBrigg binds every page together, including X, Facebook, Email, Party Membership Sign Up, and in the long term, a merchandise outlet that will offer a variety of Restore-branded clothes, stationery, storage, etc — all in line with what will be released by National HQ, except embedded with a QR Code that opens up our Branch Linktree. Same for future leaflets even! What this results in is a scannable QR Code on vast swathes of identifiable mediums in our local area — a polo shirt, or hoodie, or tote bag, or pen, or notebook, or cap, or raincoat, or a leaflet through the door, or a tablecloth at a pop-up stand in the local high street… And with every opportunity to scan the QR Code, someone who feels confused or uninformed will access a library of national and local party references, easily navigable by any smartphone user, all through either one click online or a quick scan with their phone’s camera. I’m excited to see this all come together and work from A to B with all the different variants working like a smoothly lubricated machine. I’ll be quite proud when that day, not incredibly far away, arrives.