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Give out promos and grow sales - www.zopromos.com

GIVING OUT PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS GROWS SALES. Giving out promotional products is a great way to keep your name in front of past and potential customers. Use this advice for the best way to use promotional items for marketing your business.  Remember the days when a company would print their company logo on everything?   It’s not quite as over-the-top as some companies used to make it but promotional products are still a key part of a company’s advertising strategy—and they should be when done right. Here are some tips regarding choosing and using promotional products with your business. What to Give Away Most successful promotional items include: Pens and other writing instruments Apparel (t-shirts, hats, outerwear, etc.) Food Water bottles Reusable shopping bags Calendars To Logo or not to Logo? You probably assume that every promotional item should have your company logo on it. After all that’s the point of advertising, right?

It might be time to bust out the company swag. - www.zopromos.com

Have you been in business for a little while? If so, it might be time to bust out the company swag. But what is swag, and why do you need it? Put simply, it’s anything with your logo used to promote your brand. And even though swag may not seem like the most groundbreaking promotional idea, creating and distributing swag is actually a great long-term brand strategy. Company Swag Ideas Here’s the down low on why company swag is good for your business, and how to go about finding the best kind. Why Swag Is Good for Your Business Answer, It’s All About Strategy Although printing a logo on a mug may seem basic, it’s actually the cornerstone of a solid brand strategy. That’s because any comprehensive brand strategy integrates employee involvement, customer loyalty, and even emotion. Believe it or not, swag hits all of those marks. Here’s how: It Increases Awareness… Do you remember the first time you heard about companies like MongoDB or Casper? People rarely remembe