Editor's Notes
By Nichole Stella
About Nichole
Nichole Stella is Editorial Director for Promo Marketing Magazine.
Mike's Blog
Copyblogger and Why Your Writing Ability Matters
Aug 30, 2010Copyblogger is a great writing advice website I've discovered recently. It's focused on advice for crafting effective business and...
Embellished
The Kids Aren't Alright
Aug 18, 2010The news talks about everything endangering our children: toxic toys, fattening fast food, etc. Yet no one addresses the real...
From the Pub
Observations from the Road
Aug 5, 2010As I wait to board the red-eye flight from Las Vegas to Philadelphia, I realize that I have a...
Industry Voices
In a Recession, Dress Up To Cheer Up
Jan 20, 2010A few weeks ago, I had dinner with Executive Apparel's president and its director of product development in Orlando, Florida....
Test Drive
A Site for Sore Eyes (and Wallets)
Jul 29, 2010I'm happy to announce Promo Marketing has just launched its very own line of distributor websites. The sites are...
TAKE THE MAKING MONEY QUIZ!
I pretty much squealed with delight when I discovered that there was a quiz inside, this one is the, “Do you have what it takes to be wealthy?” quiz.
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Don't Throw It All Away American Apparel
I have to say this week's news highlighting the trials and tribulations facing American Apparel have been painful for me.
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Is Fabric Getting Too Smart?
While fabrics in the performance and corporate apparel arena have seen some pretty cool developments in recent years, Nanosilver use might be one that needs a bit more research in regards to its long term effects.
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Friggatriskaidekaphobia – Feeling Very Superstitious
Marketing "luckiness" (or unluckiness if you prefer) on Friday the 13th could be an awesome opportunity for a promotion, which of course would include promotional product sales.
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Come On, Just Sell - Sales 101
I know that our industry is about selling. Whether it is higher price pointRead More >>
electronics or more reasonably priced value based products, the key to success is
moving imprinted inventory from the warehouse into homes and offices.
That's it, really there is nothing more to it. Or is there?
