Protest Stickers: How to Use Them at Rallies and Marches

Stickers are one of the cheapest ways to make a crowd look and feel like a movement. Here's how organizers use them at rallies, marches and meetups.

How many stickers to bring

• House party or meetup (10 to 25 people): 25 stickers. Everyone takes one, and a few take two.
• Local march or protest: 50 stickers per volunteer handing them out.
• Organizers, campaigns and big events: 100+, split across volunteers.

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How to hand them out

• Peel the corner first. People are more likely to stick it on right away.
• Offer a choice. Two designs start a conversation: "DT or Elon?"
• Put them on signs. A sticker on the corner of every cardboard sign makes a crowd look coordinated in photos.
• Keep a stack at the sign-up table. It's a small thank-you for leaving an email.

Where not to stick them

Stick to things you or the person own: laptops, bottles, signs, cars and jackets. Don't put stickers on public property, other people's cars, or anything you'd need permission for. That's how a good message turns into a bad news story.

Bring the receipts

When someone asks "why?", point them to The Receipts: every headline is linked to the real news story behind it.

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