Promotional products executives noted that the increases could affect product costs, sourcing practices and shipping prices, but emphasized the industry would adapt.
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Just like the people behind the cutting-edge technology we see popping up, the distributors who sell them are only limited by their own imagination.
Read MoreNick Lateur, director of national accounts for specialty brands at HPG Brands, said that the best time to start thinking about year-end and holiday gifts would have been “like, a month ago.” That’s true—but there’s still time if you act fast and know what’s selling. Here are some ideas for year-end and holiday promotions…
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After 28 years of mastering its craft and its acquisition by HPG in 2020, Webb Company has changed its name to “Mixie.” With the new company name comes a new logo, website, font, marketing collateral, product photography and entire visual identity system, along with a newly completed, state-of-the-art production facility…
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Promotions at trade shows and events should make a great impression when they’re first handed out, and continue to keep your client fresh in attendees’ minds days, weeks and months later. Here are some success stories from top suppliers.
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Hub Pen Company, Braintree, Mass., has announced the additions of multi-line rep Cheri Patridge and sales rep Linda Evans.
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Writing instruments have come a long way from cavemen chiseling into stone to communicate. We can choose from pens, styluses, highlighters—the list goes on. Promo Marketing spoke to two leading writing instrument suppliers to help explain that the business of promotional pens makes sense in the digital world.
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Hub Pen Company recently announced that it has hired Rod Williamson and Bryan Mercer, of MW Reps, to represent the company in the Midwest. Their territory includes Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa.
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Hub Pen Company, Branintree, Mass., developed the Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt training program and certification to give employees more tools to become valuable players in order to better accomplish the company’s larger goals and objectives. This better understanding of daily tasks converts into enhance quality, decreased waste and better cycle times.
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As a result of growing annual sales by more than $100,000, Hub Pen Company, Braintree, Mass., received Proforma’s Centurion Award. Mike McMillian, Hub Pen’s director of national accounts, accepted the award during Proforma’s 27th annual Convention and Family Reunion in Grapevine, Texas.
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