With baseball season starting in early April, make use of fantastic promotional products when entertaining your clients or prospects at a ballgame.
Misting Fans - Stay cool in the hot sun with this “cool” promotional product.
Caps and Visors - Shield yourself with a promotional baseball cap or visor.
Baseball Keychain Sunscreen - A unique and useful promotional product that protects your skin from the hot ballgame sun.
Need the perfect promotional product for St. Patrick’s Day? Check out our Irish Coffee Mugs. We’ve discussed the popularity of promotional coffee mugs because of their usefulness. When you combine a seasonal or holiday use, you create the ultimate promotional product giveaway. Place your order today for Irish Coffee Mugs.
Currently, it’s 29 degrees in Brooklyn, 28 degrees and snowing in Chicago, and even 54 degrees and rainy in Los Angeles. During the winter months, promotional apparel such as promotional fleece jackets make a perfection promotional gift for your clients or even a corporate gift for your employees.
We offer a wide variety of men’s and women’s styles and colors including full-zip jackets, pullovers, and 1/4 zip pullovers. To imprint your logo on a promotional fleece jacket, contact us today to get started on your order and see artwork proofs before purchase. View our order process for more information.
MSNBC provided an insightful article on promotional gifts to clients courtesy of Entrepreneur.com. The article detailed 5 different messages your gifts should give to your clients, along with saying thank you.
Not only do you want to provide promotional gifts to your clients for the reasons mentioned, but your employees should receive corporate gifts as well.
Browse our selection of corporate and holiday gifts here.
The Federal Trade Commission has imposed new guidelines “requiring bloggers to disclose gifts or promotional items from companies they write about. Failure to do so might even result in fines.” Given the power that bloggers have on society in this day and age, the FTC is attempting to control bloggers from giving favorable reviews because of a gift or freebie that they received. The FTC is also attempting to hold blogs just as accountable as newspapers and magazines who face similar guidelines regarding promotional gifts and products received. All that’s expected of bloggers is to mention in their entry if a product was provided to them for free so the reader knows whether they’re getting an impartial review or not. In the long run, reader loyalty will increase when the reader knows that the blogger has their best interests at heart.
