Promotional products are powerful items! Promotional Products Association
International (PPAI) research shows that over 80% of recipients recall the
advertiser on promotional products. That
recall rate is outstanding, and it leads to a larger ROI for your business than
other advertising mediums. Promotional
products can help your business create brand
love and loyalty as well as creating traffic. Using promotional products is good business!
Thursday, October 24, 2013
More than Trinkets and Trash
In the past year, I’ve heard the phrase “Trinkets and Trash”
used to describe the promotional product industry more than ever before. Usually I enjoy a catchy phrase, but this one
just isn’t at the top of my list. Our
industry is so much more!
Labels:
promotional products,
ROI,
stress,
trinkets
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Don't Act Like You're Not Impressed
We’ve all heard about impressions as they relate to online
advertising. There’s a lot of strategy,
time, and money that go into getting more impressions and making them
meaningful. These impressions also
relate to advertising “offline” through mediums such as promotional
products. When it comes to purchasing promotional
products it is important to take a similar approach so that your impressions actually
impress (see what I did there!?).
Promotional products that impress are more likely to be used/worn and
talked about by people that see them while creating more bang for your buck.
Labels:
Bobble,
Brookstone,
Igloo,
impressions,
Zebra
Friday, July 26, 2013
Farewell
Welp, my time here is about up. And it’s been a busy
2 months, so I don’t want anybody to simply write them off as partying with
Mike all day, everyday and not doing any actual work.
Because while I did
party with Mike all day, everyday, part of the partying was work. No, I’m not referring to the
ice cream Snickers bars or Ralph on the Big, Red Couch. I’m talking about
real, bona-fidehahahaha I’m sorry, I couldn’t even type it with a straight
face. Let’s just say I’ve got the impression that most of these Sunflower employees
don’t know what work is.
Because this was fun,
not work. So much so, in fact, that I’m starting to worry about putting it
on my resume. I’m afraid someone’s going to find out and say “that’s not work,
that’s fun.” And I won’t know what to say. Mike didn’t prepare me for that!
Labels:
intern,
promo poppers,
Ralph,
red paperclip
Monday, July 15, 2013
Promotional Product Industry is Alive and Well
I went to a Kansas City Royals baseball game last Friday
evening. No, they didn’t win. In fact, they didn’t put up much of a fight
until the ninth inning. Except for the companionship
and fireworks after the game, the experience was a flop, with nothing much to
hold my interest. So, I watched the
fans, nearly 35,000 of them in all shapes, sizes and colors, most of them
wearing printed T-shirts, or embroidered caps and polo shirts. Some of the decorated shirts were ancient,
sporting old Royal’s designs and colors.
Maybe they were wearing their “lucky” T-shirts, though they didn’t do
the trick.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Intern vs. The Red Paper Clip Project: Part 4
The flatscreen TV’s gone and it’s not coming back. Let it
go. All is not lost.
It’s true – I’ve traded the flatscreen TV away in search of
better days. I may not have a flatscreen TV any longer, but what I do have is the “Ultimate BBQ Package.”
After a plethora of e-mails and texts not all necessarily
lining up linearly, Rhianna and I finally settled on a date.
No, not like a date date.
She was married. With children. Children who had no idea they’d soon be
inhabiting a bedroom populated by a new flatscreen TV; and their determined
mother made it happen - convinced me.
Now, I’ve been fielding many offers over the past week for
the TV, it was a hot item – even hotter, I can say with prideful determination,
than the entertainment projector before it. I’m making progress and man, does
it feel good? Yes. Yes it does.
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