When the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act was created in 2008, calling to “establish consumer product safety standards and other safety requirements for children’s products and to reauthorize and modernize the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC),” it sent the promotional products industry into a tailspin.
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As much as alcohol brands are famous for dropping major cash on TV space, that “cha-ching” you’re hearing is the universe sending a friendly reminder that they spend plenty on promotional products as well.
Read MoreLapine Inc. announced that it has teamed with Eton Corporation to offer its American Red Cross by Eton and Eton product lines to the premium industry.
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Golf is one of the few sports that encourages individual fashion. The styles worn by golfers show their character, professionalism and dedication to the game. A golf course is often an outdoor office for much of corporate America.
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For March, My Best Promotion covers a way to direct and track trade show traffic using promotional products.
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The industrialization of China, India and other emerging nations combined with American companies outsourcing manufacturing has created serious competition for American workers.
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Golf is the sport of stuff. Big stuff, little stuff, expensive stuff, cheap stuff, shiny stuff, fuzzy stuff, flying stuff, stuff you push into the ground, electronic stuff, divoted stuff, even tiny hexagonal pencil stuff (which is maybe one of the rarest kinds of stuff there is).
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The global economy keeps churning and business owners are looking to manufacture products at what has been dubbed the “China Price,” or the lowest possible price that can be paid to get something made.
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California is an amazing place. Recently, while most of the country was freezing, we had spring-like weather in the 70s. But it’s not all great in California.
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6 Things I learned by not watching the Oscars, or “What Terrible Awards Shows can Teach About Running a Business.”
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