If you’re ready to skyrocket your 4th quarter sales it’s important to get out there in a big way. Here are three proven strategies to do just that.
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More Incentive Program Tips!
Since our recent newsletter article from Staples on the value of incentive programs proved to be fairly popular, I thought I’d share a few more pieces on running incentives programs from the PM archives. I hope you find them helpful!
Read MoreFree The Hikers
This week I’m going to be talking about something off-topic. If you’re looking for promotional product news, advertising commentary or your usual dose of snark, check back next week.
Read MoreEveryone is a TV Producer. Everyone Has Their Own Channel.
If the Rolodex became LinkedIn and the Telegraph became Twitter, then Television has become YouTube.
Read MoreWhere Were You on That Fateful Day?
America was changed forever on September 11, 2001. As we reflect on the 10-year anniversary of this tragedy, I wanted to share something we have presented to the FreePromoTips audience for the last few years. I find this story shared by past PPAI Chairman, Paul Kiewiet, MAS to be quite inspirational.
Read MoreVIDEO: The Sophia Compu-Tote From Leed’s
Video exploring Leed’s new Sophia Checkpoint-Friendly Compu-tote.
Read MoreHow Promotional Products Professionals Can Make More Money With Premiums, Incentives and Recognition
If you are not selling premiums, incentives and recognition programs, products and services—you are missing a HUGE opportunity
Read MoreAre you Earning an “A” in Sales?
Whether you’re 9, 29 or 49—September usually signifies the season of Back to School and Back to Business.
Read MoreThe Telegraph for our Times
In an earlier time, when news was fresh and needed to be fast, it was often sent by telegraph. The messages were succinct and current. In 2006, the telegraph made a comeback in the form of Twitter.
Read MoreTips – Expected or Earned?
It seems that more and more people are expecting tips for the job they do and even expecting more of a tip.
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