Promotional Items

What are probably the most used promotional item? Look around your house or office or even your car? What promotional items allways crop up?

Promotional Pens. Everyone uses them! From charities wanting donations and companies wanting surveys, both of these add small, cheap promotional pens to the envelopes to encourage you to open the envelope and fill in their survey or donation form.

Go to a hotel and the room is usually littered with pens with their name and contact details. You pick them up, take them home and remember later which hotel you stayed in. Hopefully with postive memories and book their or another hotel in the chain.

Or if you are visiting clients and potential clients, as you visit each person you can leave a pen or two behind so that they instantly remember your visit and your offers. They are more likely to keep a pen to hand than a business card - maybe even leave it on the counter and then their customers see your messages too.

The most basic kind of modern pen is the stick ballpoint, which usually has a cap and is disposable. From the sales representatives who hand out pens at each call or the meeting managers who put out the pens and notepads at customer service programs and seminars, these pens provide an inexpensive way to get the message out. Slogans can be imprinted on thousands of pens for very little individual cost, working for your needs in a very cost effective manner.

Or if you want to reward someone spend a bit more than just a few pence and move up the scale. At the top end promotional pen sets can cost around £40 a time and arrive in presentation cases. These are really stylich gifts that can be given out at those special occasions such as long service rewards etc.

Not all pen sets are that expensive! The Dallas Pen Setis under £7 a time yet still looks stylish and would be welcomed as a reward.

Promotional Pens are well used - and they deserve to be as they are highly versatile coming in many different styles and costs. Have a look now and see what your customers could be keeping handy.