Promotional Products Work!

​Did you know that 48% of consumers would like to receive promotional products more often. (Source: Sage Blog) Promotional products leave a lasting impression on the final end user, especially when given with a twist.
Check out these case histories on how some of our promotional products have been successfully and uniquely used in a multitude of industries. 

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The Great Divide – Mood Stadium Cups
What was it purchased for: A method to divide into small groups at team building retreat.
 
How it was distributed: The Mood Stadium Cups come in a variety of sizes and color changing options. With 15 colors overall to choose from, the frost to color options were utilized during the break during the different team building exercises. During which, team members filled the cups with an ice cold liquid, so that when the color change appears those with the same color were able to identify their small groups at random.
 
Result/Intent: After team building was over, participants had a fun takeaway that would remind them of the experience and they enjoyed the true sense of a random pairing selection. 

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“Brush” up your resume – MicroHalt Toothbrush Cover
What it was purchased for: A fun twist of a giveaway at a job fair by a dental office. 
 
How it was distributed: Each MicroHalt Toothbrush Cover was branded with the dental office’s logo and contact number. While meeting with new prospects at the job fair each person was given one.
 
Result/Intent: Prospective employees would use the item at home, and while considering future career opportunities would be remind of this particular office.  

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Be the light at the end of the tunnel – Halcyon Collapsible Lantern
What it was purchased for: Included in a new home buyers kit from a real estate agency
 
How it was distributed: New home buyers were given the gift of light, the Halcyon Collapsible Lantern, which has 100 lumens of light to brighten even the darkest rooms. Each new home buyer was given a congratulations gift from their agent consisting of a small hurricane prep pack, including this lantern. 
 
Result/Intent: Clients loved the caring sentiment behind this promo product and cherished the thought of their overall safety. 

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Privacy “Delivered” – Privacy Cover with Screen Cleaner
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What it was purchased for: As a free giveaway from a pizzeria to encourage repeat business
 
How it was distributed: Each Privacy Cover was imprinted with the pizzeria’s logo and contact number.
The pizzeria was located in a college town so they knew they would reach a lot of students who would be up late studying using laptops or tablets, and not have time to go out for dinner.
 
Result/Intent: The pizzeria found their plan worked, when students were busy studying and up late, they called the pizzeria for dinner or late night snacks. The Privacy Cover was used with their devices and the pizzeria’s number was right there for students to call.

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“Oops, Not Mine” – Microhalt Cycle Bottle
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What it was purchased for: A school purchased these for all their sports teams.
 
How it was distributed: The team coach handed out the bottles to the players, labeled with the players names.   Since all MicroHalt products are made with an antimicrobial additive that stops the spread of germs and bacteria on the product surface, if players accidently took a sip from a bottle that’s was not theirs it wouldn’t be any sweat off their back in terms of germ sharing.
 
Result/Intent: Players were happy that even during cold and flu season they could worry a little less about the spread of germs if they accidently grabbed a bottle that was not theirs. They also loved that the school paid attention to that small detail that helps keep them healthy. 

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​Nearly 100% of consumers say they are willing to go out of their way to get a promotional product. (Source: PPAI) Promotional Products have completely changed the marketing game forever. With a great product and a sincere gesture, promo items can give companies the leg up over competitors while also keeping their brand in the forefront.