Business

How To Promote Your Business with Silicone Bracelets

Published

4 years ago

May 14, 2021

There are lots of different ways to market your business, ranging from expensive advertisement campaigns to lower-cost ways to raise your brand profile by physically displaying your logo on workwear or wristbands, for example.

Generally, a mix of different marketing techniques will generate better results but also choosing the right type of marketing to suit your target audience is essential. For example, if your target audience does not really use TikTok, Instagram and similar social media channels, putting a lot of time and effort into creating content for these channels is not going to get the results you want.

Visual advertising

Having a visual display of your company name or logo is a very effective way of promoting your business. This can be done in all kinds of ways, such as using advertising boards, sponsoring a local sports team or supplying potential and existing customers with mugs or stationery that displays your logo.

Another effective way of promoting your business is to have silicone bracelets made that display your business name, logo and/or website name. Many charities have been selling silicone bracelets to raise money for their causes, while other organisations have also been able to promote their business with bracelets like the ones supplied by the wristband company.

Benefits of silicone bracelets

Can be worn all the time

The silicone bracelets can be worn every day without needing to take them off, unlike other items such as t-shirts, which means your business is constantly being advertised by the wearer.

They are waterproof, so they do not need to be taken off to protect them from the rain, and they won’t get damaged by the rain either.

Low cost

Silicone bracelets are a low cost marketing technique, so you will not require a large amount of money to order a set of silicone bracelets for your business. If you are selling your bracelets to people, they will be more likely to buy low cost items, so you should sell more than a t-shirt, for example.

Different design options

Unlike with other types of bracelet materials, with silicone, you are able to use a wide range of different colours and patterns on your bracelet design. So, you can easily match your business brand colours, or choose bracelets in a number of different colours to appeal to more people.

Durable and comfortable

Silicone bracelets are built to last and are very durable, so they are unlikely to break or get damaged in any way. People can wear silicone bracelets for years, ensuring that your business name and logo is being promoted for a long time, not just a few weeks. They are also more comfortable to wear than other styles of bracelets, so people are more likely to keep them on for longer.

Silicone bracelets have many different benefits and are a cost-effective and convenient way to promote your business. If you are considering using wristbands to promote your business, silicone bracelets could be the ideal option.

Business

Black Banx Group — Third Quarter 2025 Results

Published

2 days ago

November 3, 2025

Matthew Wiles

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE · Road Town, British Virgin Islands · October 30 2025

Black Banx reports USD 4.3 billion revenue and USD 1.6 billion pre-tax profit in third quarter 2025

Black Banx Group today announced its results for the third quarter ended 30 September 2025, delivering strong performance with further progress toward its full-year targets.

Key figures for Q3 2025:

Revenue: USD 4.3 billion
Profit before tax (PBT): USD 1.6 billion
Cost-to-income ratio: ≈ 62%
Customer base (period-end): ~92 million clients

YTD (first nine months) results: Revenue USD 12.7 billion, PBT USD 4.7 billion, positioning the Group on track toward its full-year ambitions of ~USD 17 billion revenue and ~USD 6.4 billion PBT.

“Our Q3 results reaffirm the scalability and resilience of our platform,” said Michael Gastauer, Group CEO. “By continuing to scale our client base, deepen engagement, and drive operational efficiencies, we maintain momentum toward our 100 million-customer milestone and full-year ambitions.”

Daniel Dumitrascu, Group CFO, added: “We are pleased to demonstrate sequential improvement in our cost/income ratio despite ongoing investment in growth markets. With the first nine months delivered, our Q4 plan is well calibrated to close the year strongly.”

Business highlights:

Net customer adds of approximately 8 million during Q3, bringing the total client count to ~92 million as of 30 September 2025. On pace for the 100 million-customer target by year-end.
Continued growth across emerging markets, driven by expansion efforts in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
Strong transaction volumes across cross-border payments and cryptocurrency-adjacent services, contributing to top-line resilience.
Ongoing initiatives to optimise operations and automate processes delivered a sequential improvement in cost/income ratio to ~62% from ~64% in Q2.
Strategic investments sustained in growth markets while preserving profitability and shareholder value.

Outlook:

With three quarters behind it, Black Banx remains aligned with its 2025 full-year targets of approximately USD 17 billion in revenue and ~USD 6.4 billion in pre-tax profit. The company anticipates a seasonally stronger Q4 performance, underpinned by ongoing global client acquisition and further monetisation of its platform.

About Black Banx Group:

Black Banx Group is a global digital banking and fintech platform serving tens of millions of private and business clients across more than 180 countries. The Group offers seamless, borderless banking services, including multi-currency accounts, cross-border payments and cryptocurrency-compatible solutions. Headquartered in the British Virgin Islands, Black Banx is dedicated to innovation, financial inclusion and delivering value to its stakeholders.

Media Contact:

Black Banx Media Relations
Email: [email protected]

Forward-looking statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding the Group’s business strategy, financial prospects, targets and trajectory. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated.