Promotional Products for Arbor Day

Various occasions throughout the year warrant the use of promotional products to advertise a brand and today happens to be one of them – Arbor Day! Arbor Day is celebrated each year on the last Friday of April to encourage tree planting and care. Many companies create promotional campaigns for April 22 for Earth Day, but Arbor Day allows you to extend your promotional marketing efforts through the end of the month. Consider giving eco-friendly promotional products like recycled journals to promote these earth-friendly holidays while promoting your brand. Customers will likely be even more apt to patronize with your business upon seeing you are doing your part to help the environment.

Promotional Products for Los Angeles Tourists

A coworker’s tirade about her experiences shopping for promotional products in Los Angeles is the inspiration behind this post. She mentioned a disappointing visit to an L.A. boutique known for its celebrity owners. She left the store empty-handed because of unreasonable prices and refuses to recommend it to friends planning vacations to Los Angeles. I have been to many cities with expensive shopping attractions, and I can attest to the frustration of overpriced souvenir shops. Alas, I almost always give in to temptation and purchase costly promotional products because I want something tangible by which I can remember my travels.

Promotional Products for a Muddy Day at Atlanta Steeplechase

Last Saturday morning was the annual Atlanta Steeplechase, and despite the stormy and unpleasant weather, a large turnout attended, with promotional products like raincoats and id badges in tow. The philanthropic Atlanta society event plays host to a plethora of local university students, socialites, and humanitarians, all seeking a good time at the massive event. Exclusive tents sponsored by community organizations featured buffet tables, and some sponsoring groups offered guests promotional plastic cups and keychains. Although the weather was gloomy, many horse-racing fans still drove to Kingston Downs to take part in the festivities and collect miscellaneous promotional products.

Promotional Products for Weekend Outdoor Art Festivals

Atlanta’s annual Dogwood Festival took place this past weekend, and there were plenty of promotional products featured at artisan’s booths. In addition to craftsmen passing out custom business cards with their contact information to interested customers, there were lots of food vendors in attendance to satisfy hungry guests’ appetites. From logo imprinted snow cone cups to souvenir frozen beverage glasses, there were a variety of exciting free or purchasable wares for visitors to peruse, and many giveaway items, such as reusable tote bags, will serve as lasting reminders to recipients of the event and the advertiser/brand responsible for distributing the promotional products.

Promotional Products to Ease the Stress Associated with Mergers

When two companies make the decision to merge into one unit, employees are often fearful of their job security, and promotional products can play a valuable role in reassuring the workforce about their stability with your organization. Without revealing too much information, you can showcase to your staff and clients that you will make it through the merger and remain as strong, if not stronger, as before the organizational change. Ramping up marketing efforts through strategic usage of promotional products is a great way to communicate your steadfast commitment to continued excellence during and following a merger.

Promotional Products for Neighborhood Gatherings

My new apartment complex holds regular events to foster a sense of community among residents, and promotional products play an integral part of the effectiveness of these events. From imprinted mints at a Final Four party to refrigerator magnets with emergency phone numbers upon moving in, the leasing office frequently publicizes the community around the building. When I was touring the premises before moving in, I was immediately cognizant of the communitywide support because of these cleverly placed promotional products and I am sure that other prospective residents recognize the presence of branded items as well.

Stay-cation Promotional Products

As many spring breakers take the roads, seas, and sky to travel to far-away destinations, the often overlooked stay-cation appeals to others, and promotional products can enhance any stay-cation experience. From imprinted toys to sports balls, many items can serve as valuable sources of fun and laughter for employees, clients, and their families. Staying home during a vacation is no longer viewed as boring, as the recession has forced millions to cut costs. Marketing your brand through promotional products designed to encourage stay-cations impacts the lives of your constituents and their loved ones effectively and meaningfully.