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PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS - DON’T COUNT THE PEOPLE YOU REACH, REACH THE PEOPLE WHO COUNT
The old advertising adage that it’s more important to reach the people who count than to count the people you reach is as true for a million dollar television campaign as it is for a low budget promotion. It’s all about strategy and ensuring that the media and communication channels are appropriate to the audience and deliver bang for the marketing buck.
Communication channels range from traditional print and electronic media (newspapers, magazines, TV, radio etc), social networking media (Twitter, FaceBook etc) to direct marketing and promotional products or speciality media. Budget will generally dictate the scale and scope of a campaign, but one media type that has found favour with organisations large and small, is promotional products. Industry research points to high rates of reach and recall because the majority of people who receive promotional products will both keep and use practical gift items.
One of the key advantages of promotional products is that the audience doesn’t ‘tune out or switch off’ from them as they do with other media. Everyone’s happy to receive a gift – and that creates a environment conducive to receiving an advertising message. Practical and usable items are the most effective as they are generally used repeatedly thus giving the advertising message repeated exposure.
There are hundreds of thousands of promotional products on the market, so it is impossible to list them. They include a vast range of office and home items, apparel and sports equipment, stationery and confectionery to promotional keyrings and pens. A reputable promotional products supplier will have expert advice on what product is best suited to a particular marketing objective, and will make practical recommendations in terms of budget, transfer of logos onto a particular product, production times etc. Quality is another important aspect to be considered. A mass-produced economy item such as a fridge magnet can serve a very practical purpose and can be extremely useful, it’s always worth considering whether a low quality item will erode the quality of the advertising message.
Here are some typical events/applications for the use of promotional items :
· Promote a new branch or shop opening
· To launch a new product or service
· Motivate or incentivise sales team
· Welcome new members or new clients
· To develop business leads
· Direct traffic to a stand at a tradeshow or fair
· Provide quick and easy access to your contact details
· Use as an invitation to an event
· Open doors for sales consultants
For all these applications, there are a huge number of speciality items to choose from that would work. But like anything, getting it right first time is vital. First impressions count – and choosing the right promotional product is vital in making sure that that first impression makes an impact for the right reason.
The internet is a treasure trove of ideas and opportunities for promotional products, but it’s always worth checking the credentials of any supplier before making a commitment. Some of them will even offer the option of having a sample made up before the final order is processed. Whether you’ve chosen a humble fridge magnet to direct customers to your pizza parlour, or t-shirt printing Perth to celebrate the opening of a new store, the choice of promotional products to convey your message should be a good one
How true these words are : “The business that considers itself immune to the necessity for advertising sooner or later finds itself immune to business”.
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