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Polos, jackets, hats, fleece, vests, dress shirts, wind breakers, bags, mocks, sweatshirts, and more.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Free Gifts - Make it easy to GIVE More
Give more without spending more.
Whether you’re looking for a mass give-away, a traditional promotion, an executive gift, or the latest gadget, give more this year with a free gift. Select from over 100 items – each is paired with a gift for free. Choices include 16 brands and prices range from $2.33 to over $100.
For every you buy Nook Sport Bottle get a Free Avian Clip-On Light
Product: #1371-05
Our patented design features a casing that rotates open to provide a storage nook for small accessories. Sealable lid prevents spilling. Sturdy plastic construction. Exclusive patented design. BPA Free. Includes FREE Avian Clip-On Super Bright 3 L.E.D. Light (1220-78). Decorating isnot included on Free Gift but can be added. For every 
Mini Wireless Mouse you buy get a Free Computer Cleaning Set
Mini Wireless Mouse you buy get a Free Computer Cleaning Set Product: #1370-17
Easy-to-follow software (included) lets user assign specific applications for each of the five buttons. One AAA battery and PS2/USB adapter included. Includes FREE Computer Cleaning Set (1400-82). Decorating is not included on Free Gift.
$25.67 minimum 24
For every Alicia Klein® Passport Cover you buy get a Free Cardholder Product: #1370-63
With its ability to fold flat, this makes great packaging for a travel-related promotion. Designed to hold passport, credit cards and money, business cards and photo ID. Strap closure. Includes FREE Alicia Klein Pull Tab Cardholder (3000-01). Decorating is not included on Free Gift but can be added.
$9.25 minimum 60
There are many more products offered this season with a free gift plus other ways Sullivan Group will give you so much more. Click HERE to see more.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
More Bang for Your advertising Buck
As marketers continue their debate over the next great advertising medium, a new study released by the Advertising Specialty Institute found it's not TV, print or radio that gets consumers' attention, but good old promotional swag.
This includes coffee mugs, pencils, retractable solar-powered flashlights or any other product bearing a company logo. Promotional products made up a $19.6 billion industry in 2007, per the ASI. Through surveys conducted both online and in-person in major cities, such as New York and Los Angeles, the institute also found that promotional products generate a cost-per-impression average of $0.004, compared to $.033 for national magazine ads or $0.019 for prime time TV ads.
The surveys asked 600 participants (who were mostly businesspeople over the age of 21) to recall promotional swag received over the last 12 months. Key findings include:
-- 84 percent of consumers remembered an advertiser based on a product they received.
-- 42 percent had a more favorable impression of an advertiser after receiving a promotional product.
-- Nearly one quarter (24 percent) indicated they are more likely to do business with an advertiser based on items they receive.
-- The majority of respondents (62 percent) have done business with an advertiser after receiving a product.
-- Writing instruments are the most commonly owned tchotchkes, with 54 percent of respondents owning them, followed by shirts, caps and bags.
-- Most (81 percent) promotional products were kept because they were considered useful.
-- More than three-quarters of respondents have kept their items for about seven months.
-- Among wearables, bags were reported to be used most frequently, with respondents indicating that they use their bags on average nine times per month.
-- Bags deliver the most impressions, with 1,038 impressions per month on average.
ASI president and CEO Timothy Andrews said the findings indicate that promotional products yield a higher ROI, along with very low cost-per-impression, compared to other advertising media. Moreover, items received this year still generated a high recall rate among recipients, leading to greater purchase intent.
"During a time when we're facing turbulent economic conditions, this research advises marketers and business owners to invest in advertising specialties (promotional products) now more than ever," Andrews said. "Advertising specialties provide measurable results for a very reasonable investment."
This includes coffee mugs, pencils, retractable solar-powered flashlights or any other product bearing a company logo. Promotional products made up a $19.6 billion industry in 2007, per the ASI. Through surveys conducted both online and in-person in major cities, such as New York and Los Angeles, the institute also found that promotional products generate a cost-per-impression average of $0.004, compared to $.033 for national magazine ads or $0.019 for prime time TV ads.
The surveys asked 600 participants (who were mostly businesspeople over the age of 21) to recall promotional swag received over the last 12 months. Key findings include:
-- 84 percent of consumers remembered an advertiser based on a product they received.
-- 42 percent had a more favorable impression of an advertiser after receiving a promotional product.
-- Nearly one quarter (24 percent) indicated they are more likely to do business with an advertiser based on items they receive.
-- The majority of respondents (62 percent) have done business with an advertiser after receiving a product.
-- Writing instruments are the most commonly owned tchotchkes, with 54 percent of respondents owning them, followed by shirts, caps and bags.
-- Most (81 percent) promotional products were kept because they were considered useful.
-- More than three-quarters of respondents have kept their items for about seven months.
-- Among wearables, bags were reported to be used most frequently, with respondents indicating that they use their bags on average nine times per month.
-- Bags deliver the most impressions, with 1,038 impressions per month on average.
ASI president and CEO Timothy Andrews said the findings indicate that promotional products yield a higher ROI, along with very low cost-per-impression, compared to other advertising media. Moreover, items received this year still generated a high recall rate among recipients, leading to greater purchase intent.
"During a time when we're facing turbulent economic conditions, this research advises marketers and business owners to invest in advertising specialties (promotional products) now more than ever," Andrews said. "Advertising specialties provide measurable results for a very reasonable investment."
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