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A promotional product’s packaging can be as important as the contents inside. A simple presentation box will not only increase the perceived value of the gift but also offers additional branding and messaging space. Within the retail sector promotional packaging says a lot about a company and its brand. It gives an indication of whether the product is
The UK has become a nation of cycling fans. During 2015 the UK cycle industry is projected to grow by 20%. Last year one million new cyclists joined the ‘cycling parade’, bringing the UK’s cycling army to 13 million; 23,000 of us cycle to work each day. Bike branding is big business. In the UK’s
Think Out Of The Box! Hi-tech punters at a recent Google developers’ conference were put in something of a spin by a highly innovate giveaway – a piece of cardboard! The idea was simple. The members of the audience were invited to ‘assemble’ a cardboard kit, which took less than a minute. Then they popped
If the advent of the mobile phone sounded the death knell of UK telephone boxes, then the rapid uptake of smartphones are beginning to hammer in the nails. But Britain’s iconic red phone boxes have made something of a comeback – as libraries or to store medical equipment, and, more recently, as solar-powered charging stations
Research shows that “79% of people are more likely to do business with a brand after receiving a promotional gift.” Therefore, you should try to make your offering… 1. Timely It’s vital that giveaways match a promotion’s timing. An umbrella promo in winter or handing out mobile phone accessories at a tech conference is likely to