Rymax Marketing Services, Pine Brook, N.J., which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, announced its plan to give back with an opportunity for one organization to receive $50,000 to launch a new loyalty and recognition program.
Read MoreMuseums, Stadiums Ban Selfie Sticks
Museums, soccer stadiums and music venues are just a few of the possible locations from New York to Los Angeles to London where the selfie sticks may no longer be welcomed.
Read MoreFedEx Creates Small-business Loyalty Program
FedEx has expanded its My FedEx Rewards program expanding participation to all eligible FedEx small-business customers.
Read MoreNavitor Announces New 2000 PLUS Stamp Features
Navitor, North Mankato, Minn., announced the addition of new features in the popular 2000 PLUS line of personalized self-inking stamps. The new 2000 PLUS Standard Printer Series stamps will include a clear base that allows for more accurate impression placement.
Read MoreAmazon Expands One-hour Delivery Service to Baltimore and Miami
Amazon has expanded its one-hour delivery service—known as Prime Now—to Baltimore and Miami. The two cities join New York City as the three locations eligible for the speedy delivery program.
Read MoreStaples Advantage Launches Print-to-Store for B2B Customers
Staples Advantage, the business-to-business division of Staples Inc., recently launched Print-to-Store, a program enabling customers to order print jobs online and pick them up at their closest Staples store.
Read MorePM Video Battle: The Magnet Group Versus L.A. T Apparel
It’s The Magnet Group versus L.A. T Apparel in this week’s Video Battle!
Read MoreWant to Know Who’s Really Influential? We’re Going to Use Data to Find Out
Starting today, we are embarking on the most comprehensive search of the promotional products industry’s top content providers ever done. Our goal is to share the Top 25 accounts leading the way in our channels in hopes of improving the results for all.
Read MoreHow Does Amazon’s Business Model Affect Ours?
Our evolving industry business model continues to be a hot topic. Recently I started wondering how an online purchasing mentality, I’ll call the Amazon click-to-buy world, affects our industry. It begs the question, are we (aka distributors) really needed? It’s getting easier and easier for end-users to buy online or direct from suppliers.
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