The global educational toy market, estimated at $51 billion in 2023, is experiencing rapid growth. ARTiSTORY is at the forefront of this thriving industry, empowering fast growing toy companies to capitalize on the increasing demand for educational toys that promote learning and development.
In today's market, toy companies prioritize product uniqueness and effective marketing strategies to attract consumers. ARTiSTORY offers an unrivaled value proposition to its licensee partners, such as toy companies, by facilitating access to world-renowned museums, including the Polar Museum of Scott Polar Research Institute (Cambridge), the Smithsonian (Washington D.C.), Centre Pompidou (Paris), and the British Library (London).
These partnerships allow toy companies to immerse themselves in the rich collections of these institutions, gaining valuable insights and inspiration for product designs. Through exclusive behind-the-scenes tours and interviews with expert curators, toy companies can uncover fascinating stories and educational content that will captivate children and parents alike.
Collaborating with ARTiSTORY empowers the design and marketing teams of toy companies, as well as YouTube or Instagram influencer collaborators, with immersive experiences inside the museums. These experiences not only spark creativity and innovation but also provide a unique setting for filming promotional content, further enhancing the toy companies' marketing efforts.
Or picture your marketing influencers presenting the newly developed intricate wooden fairy tale toy sets displayed against the backdrop of the British Library's awe-inspiring collections related to Fantastic Beasts, where inspiration came from the enchanting realms of beloved childhood stories.
Looking for even more innovative ways to market your products and engage with your audience? Consider what ARTiSTORY can offer:
With a number of similar events already under its belt, ARTiSTORY is your go-to partner for both IP and creative storytelling support that will make your educational toys stand out from the crowd.
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Just as the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird gave the U.S. Air Force an unparalleled advantage in the skies during its service, your company can soar above the competition by partnering with ARTiSTORY. Contact us today and unlock a world of possibilities for your products, your brand, and your company.
