Companies use promotional merchandise to get their name in front of the recipient, to promote good will and to create a positive image. Some of the uses are for executive gifts, sales meetings, company events, to launch a new product, as a service award, travel incentives and for tradeshows.

Research shows that 39% of your customers are more likely to remember your name as long as six months after receiving a promotional product when the item has your company name, logo, or message imprinted on it. Promotional products are ideal for creating awareness among a selective audience. For example, a Southern Methodist University study found selective distribution of promotional products outperformed school newspaper advertising two-to-one.

During the secure check out you will see a box where you can enter your coupon or promotional code. The total purchase price will be recalculated based on the value of the coupon or promotional code.

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We use UPS for all USA shippable products. We use Canada Post for all Canadian shippable products, or if requested we can setup shipping with the Greyhound Bus Station for canadian orders also. Email us about this option.

We do not accept or bill any insurance company for any of our products, nor do we process any insurance forms. You should check with your insurance company and/or physician to determine whether any of these products are reimbursable, and if so, what procedure you need to follow to obtain this reimbursement.

When you have finished shopping, click on your shopping cart where you will then see the items you have chosen to purchase. During checkout, you will see the "Discount Code." Enter the Promotional Code you wish to use (remember they are case-sensitive); and then click "Update." Your Promotional Code will be automatically applied onto the balance. You can either continue shopping or proceed to checkout.

Well it's quite simple. Do you want them to go "wow," or "oh!" Tech products often go to work immediately. Items like Flash Drives or a USB Hub are products your client drops into someone's hand and it just might make part of their workday go a little easier. People will remember that gesture.

Supplier firms produce or process products offered for sale through promotional products distributors. There are more than 3,500 supplier companies in the promotional products industry. Distributors act as independent agents and sell products to their clients. There are more than 20,000 distributor firms in the industry. More than 7,000 distributors and suppliers are members of Promotional Products Association International (PPAI). Click here to view PPAI's Association Profile.

Since promotional products can be used alone, or integrated with other media, there are virtually limitless ways to use them. Popular programs cited most often by industry counselors (called distributors) are business gifts, employee relations, orientation programs, corporate communications, and, at tradeshows to generate booth traffic.

There are literally tens of thousands of different types and styles of promotional products. In many cases, it's even possible to obtain custom items that aren't found in any catalog. Examples of common items include: pens, calendars, t-shirts, caps, coffee mugs, calculators, key chains, desk accessories and bumper stickers.

A survey conducted in 2004 for PPAI by LJ Market Research reveals the power of promotional products by measuring how end users respond to organizations that use promotional products as part of their marketing mix. This survey was conducted by interviewing business travelers at DFW Airport. More than 71 percent of travelers indicated they had received at least one promotional product in the last 12 months.

We also design hot-selling, product packaging and promotional materials including CD sets, profitable workbooks and training manuals, eye-catching posters, memorable logos, and hard-working seminar brochures. And don't forget your book, which is your lead generator and your most important marketing tool. We've created product and promotional materials for Tony Robbins, Mark Victor Hansen, Ken Blanchard, Robin Sharma, Dottie Walters, and other leaders in the speaking industry.

We have suppliers with factories and shipping points throughout North America and Asia to bring you a vast selection of products. Contact us if you require a specific product's production location.