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The Eliot, ME-based distributor began in the ’90s as a print shop, but later expanded into promotional products.
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Dr. Ryan Sauers, president and founder of Sauers Consulting Strategies, shares best practices for leveraging the power of AI in sales while maintaining a personal touch.
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As blockbuster films fuel a resurgence at theaters, studios and entertainment clients are investing in custom creative promos.
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Recognizing the risk is step one. The next challenge is figuring out how to actually capture that institutional knowledge before it heads out the door for good.
Read MoreWhere Did All These Sub-Customers Come From?
When you migrate from QuickBooks Desktop into QuickBooks Online and you are using jobs in Desktop, all of the jobs will come into QBO as sub-customers. And worse: All the jobs will be open, even if they’ve actually been closed.
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From a pocket T-shirt curiosity came Well Stated Clothing and an adventure into apparel that encompasses custom manufacturing in the truest sense of the phrase.
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Held from Sept. 23 to 25 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the show within a show features expert-led education on promo, networking opportunities and an array of supplier booths.
Read More25 Years Later, Promo Helps Preserve the Memory of 9/11
A quarter century after the deadliest terrorist attack in American history, commemorative items such as T-shirts and coins honor the legacy of those who lost their lives.
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