Freebie boxes- they're everywhere. It seems every Tom, Dick, and Harry throws a few things in a box and slaps a label on it, thinking it will be good promotion. But I think sometimes people miss the point.
See, lovies, people LOVE a freebie. Give them something good, with your name on it, and your landmark in the box, and they may even go to your shop to spend money. This is what we here at gofugyourSL call a very good thing. We like the lindens, especially when they're coming in. But if they can't find your shop, they can't give you their money, now can they?
However (and this is a BIG however), the items in your box need to be a good representation of your shop. Are you doing good work? Are you proud of what you're selling? Then put in a sample. Trust Bianca, it's worth a $200 linden sale to give away a good piece. But when you give away something like this?

"Bianca! What's wrong with that?" you may ask. Aside from the missing shirt (which was nowhere to be found in the box), it looks fine from a distance. But let's look more closely, shall we?

I know, I know, lovie. I share your pain. It doesn't seem that bad, though, at first glance...

Until you look at the skirt. Yes... that's the skirt you're looking at. The waist... it just doesn't WORK for Bianca! But perhaps it's just a prim issue... maybe the rest of the outfit is better?

Oh my. I realize that those newfangled graphics programs are hard to use. But darling, were you overdosing on coffee when you drew these lines? Perhaps you're epileptic? I don't mean to be harsh, but if this is what you're offering... it doesn't look good for the rest of the shop.

No, definitely not. The gloves have the same problem. This won't DO, darlings. Match those seams! Make your lines something to be proud of. Make your freebie boxes something people will rejoice to get, and run to your shop, saying, "I simply must own everything this person makes!"