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How Great Promotional Products Decoration Can Give Businesses an Edge in the COVID Economy
Nov. 09 • 12:30 PM EST
PRESENTERSSEAN NORRIS, Editor-in-Chief, Promo Marketing Magazine
RJ HAGEL, Manager, Global Marketing, Goldstar
TOM DAVENPORT, Co-founder, Ink Kitchen
MIKE WILSON, Vice President of Operations, Overture Promotions
SUMMARY
Marketing budgets certainly aren't what they used to be for many buyers of promotional products like T-shirts, pens, drinkware and thousands of other items. That makes it even more critical for distributors selling these products to gain any edge they can over the competition. One way to do that is with great decoration that elevates an ordinary giveaway or piece of branded merchandise into an item end-users will rave about. We look at the cutting-edge decoration methods and creative design ideas that are helping promo businesses do just that.UP NEXT
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