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Boost up your promotions in 2010!

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Jump-start the intensity of your promotions! Improving relationships with clients is no sweat in 2010. Think about what’s on their mind and find brain-stimulating promotions for your advertising campaign.

Now that it’s a new year, they are setting goals for a better 2010. 45% of Americans make new resolutions every New Year. Among the top are weight loss, fitness, health, and money management.

Use Healthcare/Fitness products to get their butts into gear. Help boost business with Industry Related items. Useful giveaways increase ROI. Studies have shown that people who receive promotional … Continue Reading

Study Shows Promo Gifts are Very Impressionable

Results from the 2008 Advertising Specialties Impressions Study by ASI prove that advertising gifts create positive impressions. A team of interviewers surveyed 465 businesspeople in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Philadelphia.

42% of respondents had a MORE favorable impression of an advertiser after receiving the item. And nearly a quarter (24%) said they are MORE likely to do business with the advertiser on the items they receive.

This is just one of the reasons why marketing items are so effective. Also, see my last post that explains how promo items increase brand recognition. Check back for more survey … Continue Reading

Promo Items Increase Brand Recognition

Did you know? More than 8 out of 10 businesspeople remembered the advertisers of the promotional products they’re received. Results from the 2008 Advertising Specialties Impressions Study by ASI. That’s what the Advertising Specialty Industry calls Instant Recall. Recognition is one of the many reasons why marketing with promotional items is proven to be effective in obtaining a decent market share.

Businesses that remember a brand are more likely to buy its goods and services; therefore business gifts are a profitable investment. In the next few weeks we will continue to discuss ASI’s Impressions Study results.

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