I define wealthy as making a minimum of $500,000 per year. This is a very achievable goal because: Businesses in North America spend over $300 billion on all the products we sell (printing, promotional products, incentives and awards, custom packaging, and more). These businesses keep running out of these items and need to reorder more.…
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Corporate Gifts: What About ‘Thanks for Just Sticking Around’?
“Thank you.” Powerful couple of words there, right? Thanks for holding the door. Thanks for introducing me. Thanks for helping with my dead battery. When someone does something for you, a sincere expression of gratitude is just the right thing to do.
Read MoreMore 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 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 MoreNew Source of Revenue?
In a few weeks, I’ll be addressing the premium industry representatives group and I want to share your concerns. Fill out this survey and make your voice heard!
Read MoreSAAC Records, Second Locations and New Lapel Pins
SAAC Long Beach Show Reports Record Pre-Registration
The SAAC Show, August 6-7, 2008, in Long Beach, Calif., reported a record number of distributor pre-registration—many attributed to response to the shows offer of a free $50 gas card given to distributors attending the show for both days. The SAAC Board of Directors realize high gas prices are affecting distributors, and want to help them out by subsidizing their fuel bill for the ride to Long Beach.
This year, The SAAC Show introduces an incentive pavilion on the show floor, where a group of leading incentive suppliers will teach distributors how to sell customer loyalty,