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Presentation folders can make a great impression when your sales team has a meeting with a prospective client.   Salespeople understand the importance of a great first impression.  Showing up on time, professionally dressed, having a firm handshake are all reasons that you hired them.  When they walk into that big meeting you  want them to be prepared.   

Custom branded USB Drives are a neat promo item that have quickly become a promotional item favorite.  Why? They are useful, a great way to share information, very functional and highly transportable.  In fact, sending large files such as pictures or documents may not be easy due to email limitations, but these larger files can be shared on a USB drive. 

Travel document folders, luggage tag holders, and passport folios are not expensive, yet they can make a big difference in the presentation of documents to your travel agency clients.

Hospitals and medical institutions are competing for patients.  In a tough economy, elective procedures are ignored and even covered medical procedures may be put on hold due to higher and higher co-pays and lower insurance coverage.  Medical facilities are forced to compete for a larger share of a smaller pool of medical expenditures. 

Custom Designed portfolio mailers, promotional gifts and unique promotional items, when used creatively, can open doors that previously may have been closed.  Sometimes it takes a bit of romance to woo a customer, and what could be more impressive than a three dimensional, custom imprinted gift, tucked inside an especially printed box.  

Corporate approved promo items can be a cause of wasted time, conflict and ultimately
frustration for corporate marketing and staff in the field.  The field team doesn’t want to have to check in with corporate to get permission to create materials.  Corporate is charged with maintaining the integrity of the brand, and may not have the time to deal with multiple requests coming in from the field.  It’s an ongoing dilemma.