Promo PPE
Our industry’s normal product offering has moved from plain old pens and mobile tech accessories to antimicrobial stylus pens and no touch keychain tools.
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Health, Wellness & Safety
Let the Summer Promo Games Begin!
Americans are finding a new found love of outdoor spaces, and spending more time together, apart, outdoors!
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Nurses Week - A message of Appreciation
Today, and every day, we salute you. We appreciate you. WE THANK YOU!
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The Compassion Project
As our team sorts through life in the “new normal” and we try our best to make sense of how to adjust, we have found ourselves looking to the uplifting messages and underlying hope for guidance.
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Blinded by the Blue Light
One of the innovative trends we are seeing in our industry in health and wellness is combating the exposure to blue light with blue light glasses.
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Challenge Accepted! The Good and Bad side of Promotional Products.
Promotional products can be really challenging. Some days we are scratching our heads to figure out how to get an item where it needs to be and it’s literally a puzzle.
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Fun in the Sunscreen!
May 27th is National Sunscreen Day and the promo industry has figured out how to address the issue of UV rays with items for purchase that can help keep your skin and brand protected!
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Earth Day & Eco Friendly Promo
We are literally 30 days from this years’ celebrated Earth Day. (April 22nd) This may not even be on your radar. But it’s on ours. Here are several green, eco-friendly promo items that we love.
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Promoting Health in March
There are many health and wellness promotional products that will inform and motivate your team and customers. To give some ideas on branded merchandise, the following five products are leading trends for 2019.
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Healthy Heart Month
February is American Heart Month where we raise awareness about hearth health and promote various ways to prevent and lower a person’s risk for developing heart disease.
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