Bags and totes are staples of the promotional products industry. With plastic bag bans happening across the country and increased focus on reusability and responsibility, what do promotional salespeople need to know to make the most of current trends?
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Apparel is the promotional product industry’s top-selling category, and T-shirts are a big reason why, but that doesn’t mean they’re an easy sell. Fortunately, we’ve got nine tips to give you a leg up on the competition.
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Using offline products to promote online marketing efforts is the latest case study we cover in My Best Promotion.
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Employees at Missouri State University forgot to do their homework on an order of promotional bags that were given out to students this year. About 6,000 canvas book bags with the school mascot and misspelling “Univeristy” were given to students from the university bookstore.
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Promotions caught the summertime sniffles? Check out this collection of some suppliers’ favorite health and wellness products for ideas on combating the months of summer sickness ahead.
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It’s easy to think you know everything about bottles and cups, but regulations and trends have changed how suppliers and consumers test, market and use water bottles. Here are 10 things you need to know now.
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World Emblem International announced the launch of its new Laser Names product. Laser Names give the look of direct embroidery without the uncomfortable pellon backing and wrinkled appearance. With an array of options to choose, they are a great way to personalize apparel, totes and caps.
Read MoreEMT, the supplier based in Indianapolis, has announced the hire of Dave Hutchins as key accounts manager. Hutchins joins EMT after serving in various business development roles in the industrial supply industry.
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Properly executed, a uniform program can be a critical part of an institution’s branding, especially in the hotels and resorts market where venue appearance is such a core piece of the product.
Read MoreEastman Kodak Company, based in Rochester, N.Y., has completed a transaction for the sale and licensing of its digital imaging patents for net proceeds of $527 million.
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