Tracking the Years Successes
As we wrap up what has to be one of the weirdest years on record, (professionally speaking) I am looking back to collect data on what we accomplished.
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As we wrap up what has to be one of the weirdest years on record, (professionally speaking) I am looking back to collect data on what we accomplished.
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In the past, you might only see a branded box or packaging used for retail stores, but now, with our vendors offering lower MOQ’s (Minimum Order Quantity) and lower cost per piece, means any business, large or small, can afford and leverage their own branded unboxing experience!
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2020 was quite a year. It’s hard to even think back to the days of lock down when chicken, toilet paper, and Lysol® were difficult to come by. It feels like it was both yesterday and a lifetime ago at the same time. But here we are! It’s a new year and, while COVID-19 is not fully in our rearview mirror, we are most certainly turning a corner.
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Are you looking for some ideas to say thanks to your hard-working healthcare staff this year? Here are five good ways to start!
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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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Americans are finding a new found love of outdoor spaces, and spending more time together, apart, outdoors!
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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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I’m reliving an entire week’s worth of wisdom and “pro tips!” on a midweek morning at my desk back home in Birmingham… one month later.
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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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Do promotional products really work? The answer is unequivocally yes but allow me to lead into my answer with some examples.
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