The ad specialty distributor business, regardless of its size, is unique. It does not fit a “business mold.” It is not retail, nor wholesale, nor manufacturing, nor a service and, instead, is a little bit of each. And the product sold is a uniquely customized item that can involve multiple production partners and variables. It’s complicated...
Winter is ending and spring is around the corner. Naturally, I’ve been thinking about all of the spring promotional products I’d like to have this year. Based on 2016 trends and personal needs, here are four products that I’ll be using and/or pursuing this spring...
College students need wristbands to get into bars. Sometimes they need lawyers when they get out of them.
Check out the GrabOpener, a one-of-a-kind bottle opener just begging to become a promotional product.
Wondering what the world's biggest entertainment companies are giving away to please their most hardcore fans? Click through to see!
Step 1: Be Kanye West. Step 2: Don't not be Kanye West.
Entertainment and promotional marketing: A pairing that normally reminds us of being forced to eat Hulk-colored Taco Bell at gunpoint while Rihanna sings something about love and Go-Bots in the background will, on occasion, produce something worth looking at. Call it a miracle or call it people actually putting more than two-seconds effort into their jobs, but sometimes, entertainment marketing can produce some beautiful and engaging pieces.
A look at "The Real Toy Story," photographer Michael Wolf's installation depicting life in a Chinese toy manufacturing plant.
A few weeks back my girlfriend picked up a neat promotional mug as part of a restaurant rewards program. I thought the mug and program might be of interest to you guys, so here's a real quick rundown.
Recently the CPSC took the first steps in more than a decade toward banning a type of product, but that is only one of many actions the commission has taken against businesses recently.