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Hatswork Round-Up: February 23, 2017![]() Today we have advice from industry professionals for sales reps, and businesses looking to advertise with promotional items. We'll also look at one particularly messy case study involving sticky Florida weather, and even stickier branded chocolates. ASI9 Ways to Get More Sales Leads 1Advantages magazine received advice from 5 industry professionals on lead generation. Together, they came up with the 9 important tips for sales reps listed below. For more information, and direct quotes from the panel, be sure to check out the full article.
MARCO PromosBuying Bulk Promotional Products – Hints & Tips 2This blog offers (per the title) hints and tips for end users or businesses in the market for promotional items to advertise their company.
InformzHow to Choose the Best Marketing Promotional Items 6This blog tells a personal anecdote of a company trying to advertise their business. They ordered beautiful chocolate truffles with their logo stamped in silver foil on the packaging for an event. Unfortunately, there was a mix up in the timing, and they were shipped 2 weeks too early in the middle of summer 7, to Florida. By the time, customers got their hands on them, they were an ugly, melted mess, as was the advertising company's reputation. Moral of the story: hats melt in your mouth, not on your head. I'm kidding, but seriously, you'll never run into that kind of catastrophe when using caps to advertise your business. Do you have any promotional item fails or horror stories? Share them in the comments below, we'd love to hear them! You can also follow us on Instagram 8 using the hashtag #hatswork. |
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