Promotional Products Better Than a Business Card?

7th August 2019

Everyone knows that a business card is a great way to introduce yourself and your company to potential customers, here at 471 we believe promotional products can do exactly the same thing only better.

Here's a few reasons why Most effective: Promotional products are ranked #1 most effective form of advertising to prompt action across all generation ages. Action: 82% of people who received a promotional product or gift subsequently went on to purchase from the company 8/10: 8 out of 10 people can recall the name of the company on the promotional item they were given Response: Promotional products draw 500% more responses and referrals than a letter alone Retained: 6 out of 10 people keep promotional products for up to 2 years Reaction: 79% of people who received promotional items researched the brand Trust Building: Promotional items build customer loyalty, an important factor when you are building long term relationships with clients Did you know? Consumers have at least one promotional product in these rooms Kitchen 91%, Office 74%, Bedroom 55% Promotional products are a low-cost marketing tool for your business, and 471 can offer something for all budgets from giveaway items of daily use such as pens, calendars, mouse mats, umbrellas, water bottles, notebooks and so on to high end electronic gifts such as Bluetooth speakers, phone chargers, USB's, headphones and much much more. To find out more about our amazing range of promotional merchandise contact us today on 07445 707485 or visit our website www.471printandpromotions.co.uk *Free Samples *Free Visuals just send us your logo, we do the rest *Discounted prices for Chamber members 471 Print & Promotions  keeping your brand in customer's hands!

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