Thursday, March 27, 2008

Corporate gifts hold onto the top spot

Corporate gifts, also known as the Gift of & 39; business remains the number one advertising of products on which 18.6% of the turnover & 39; affairs programme in 2006. * L & 39; Annual Survey of Promotional Products Association International (PPAI), and compiled the ranking of the most popular marketing programs distributors in the United States are sold by the program category.
In second place was fairs (11.4 %), followed closely by the notoriety (8, 9%), public relations (8.8%) and the relations between workers / events (8.5%). Other types of programs were, in descending order & 39;: the dealer / distributor program, new generations of customers, not-for-profit service programmes, staff distinctions, new products, l & 39; introduction services, internal promotion, security, the & 39; education incentives, Customers and transfers other.
Corporate gifts - the definition, as PPAI gifts to clients and encourage the retention of goodwill - have earned the place for several years and show no signs of losing its dominance in the sector. Indeed, their market share rose from 18.2% in 2005, while their direct competitors - Fairs and notoriety - and recorded small declines from the previous year.
It n & 39; is hardly surprising that aerospace companies are gifts valued as a means of opening & 39; Or crystallization of relations & 39; business. They are valid in the long term, ideal for large customers, or for their loyalty and business-to-date or incentives for companies customers.
Although potential gifts have a cost higher than in most other types of advertising on the products, they are indeed one of the & 39; Cost-effective and sustainable. There are few other elements of marketing media allows businesses or organizations who purposefully in such an elegant way.



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