In this Round-Up, we’ll discuss how non-profits can raise more money by spending more money on promotional products.
We’ll also have a Throwback Thursday (#TBT) to some vintage Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians baseball caps.
Finally, we’ll look at 6 tips for choosing corporate gifts this holiday season.
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Increase Brand Awareness with Branded Merchandise
This article answers the question, “Is investing in promotional products worth it for non-profits?”
When you’re in the business of raising money it can be difficult to justify spending money without an anticipated ROI.
We know that #hatswork (excuse the shameless plug), but this article breaks it down so that you can rationalize spending a portion of your advertising budge up front so that you can maximize your donations later.
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Retro Cubs & Indians Hats
Tomorrow marks the 1-month anniversary of the first Cubs’ World Series win in over 100 years. It’s been over 60 years since the Indians have won a title, but they’ll have to wait at least 1 more. In honor of that history making moment, here is a little #TBT to some vintage caps from the Chicago and Cleveland teams.
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How To Select Great 2016 Corporate Holiday Gifts
It’s December, which means that everyone has been officially in the Christmas spirit for several weeks already. This article offers some advice for selecting corporate holiday gifts this year.
- Food is Still King
- Athleisure Sets the Pace
- Fleece Fits All
- Bags Garner Attention
- Coloring Books Fill a Niche
- Everyone Loves Tech
We’d also like to add that cold-weather hats make great Christmas gifts as well. We have no shame today.
Do you think non-profits should embrace promotional products? Do you have any go-to holiday gifts? Let us know in the comments below. You can also follow us on Instagram using the hashtag #hatswork.
