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3 Simple Ways to Say Thank you that Get Results

Mar 27

Receiving that special thank you can make your day. That special "thank you" note in the mail or that phone call saying "thanks" puts a smile on our faces and brightens our day! Saying thank yo...

Marketing for Music Festivals

Jun 12, 2017

Summer has begun, and among the many things to do in sunny Southern California, such as hitting the beach or hanging out at Disneyland, are music festivals and summer concerts offered ...

On Target Golf Tournament Success Stories

Jun 01, 2017

You and I know that golf means more than just a tiny white ball rolling across a massive green. It means raising money for a charity, getting together with business acquaintances, inking dea...

Trade Show Giveaways: A necessary evil?

Mar 22, 2017

Before heading to a trade show, do you order giveaways out of obligation, since they are “expected?” Even as you place the order, do you bristle at the realization that “scooper...

Pull off Fantastic Major Minor Celebrations

Feb 03, 2017

In the not too distant past, companies recognized staff members’ accomplishments in five-year increments. But waiting half a decade for a paper certificate that marks nothing but the passage of ...

The Graphic Tee Lives On

Jan 20, 2017

“A printed tee is a quick, sure-fire way to communicate and express your identity” (Judah, 2015). It has the potential to influence society and create a sense of community. The articl...

Riverside Big Business & Small Enterprise

Jan 15, 2017

Located in the heart of the Inland Empire, Riverside, California was named for its location beside the Santa Ana River. With a population of approximately 317,000 residents, the city is 60 miles east ...

American's Love affair with animals and your marketing...

Aug 15, 2016

Few would argue that Americans love pets. According to the ASPCA, 42 percent of every American household includes a dog and 34 percent have a cat. In total, 75 million dogs and 83 million cats ar...

The Story of Promotional Products

Jul 06, 2016

The first documented use of promotional products in the United States were commemorative buttons made by a Scottish engraver in 1789 to mark the inauguration of George Washington. Thereafter...