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Fashion, Fun & Function
Inspiration? "We look everywhere," said Andrew Spellman, CAS, vice president of corporate market sales for St. Louis-based TRG Group. It's a great answer and luckily for distributors this represents the sentiments of many suppliers....
Just the Facts
We take them for granted. We abuse them, we lose them, forget them, chew on the ends when we are nervous, snap them, tap them, toss them around and let them run out of ink. They have been around since...
Top 10 Uses for Promotional Products in Vegas
Trade show season can be tough. The constant travel, the bombardment of customers both new and old, and the endless walking can really take its toll. And with the biggest, walking-est and customer-iest trade show, the 2010 PPAI Expo Las...
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PROMO MARKETING BLOGS
Who's Up NextIn a Recession, Dress Up To Cheer Up Jan 20, 2010 A few weeks ago, I had dinner with Executive Apparel's president and its director of product development in Orlando, Florida. In desultory fashion, we discussed the weather (unusually cold for Florida this time of year) and the economy (not so... 
Charles PlyterPlyter's Product of the Week--Rainy Day Edition Jan 19, 2010 OK, so I'm not down in the dumps like the man whose feet are too big for his bed, but it sure seems to be raining and cold everywhere I go. Whether it's a business trip or just a run... 
Nichole StellaWork Hard at What You Love Jan 14, 2010 The other day in the business section of the morning paper (yes, I still read the paper every morning) I read that General Motors was closing the doors on one-time Swedish Car brand Saab.... 
Michael CornnellAnnual Gift Day and Nostalgia Marketing Dec 29, 2009 My apologies for the brief absence in posting. I think we can all agree though that besides being the season of jolly happy funtime lala sugarplum land, the holidays are also a time of insane, soul-stomping busyness, workaholism and casual... 
Matthew BarnesMoving Forward Jan 14, 2010 Wipe your brow and take a deep breath. The toughest economy in three decades is behind us. It’s a new day and a new year. It’s important that we remember the valuable lessons learned from 2009, but it is equally... |