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A friend has just set up a new business, an event organizing company. He said he is trying to promote his business but is finding it tough. I suggested that he participates in trade exhibitions and fairs, which I think is a good place to start. First, though, he has to do the ground work, like getting his promotional gifts and brochures ready.

As an event blogger, I have collected many promotional gifts, some which I find really useful, some have been collecting dust on my desk. So I do know what Promotional Products works, what don’t.

I recommended he check out Promo Peddler, where there are many promotional items that he could choose from, and select the one that works best for his business. Maybe he will choose something that’s cost effective, and then subsequently go for corporate gifts for his clients.

I find that giving out promotional gifts is a good way to remind customers and potential customers of our business, especially when it is something that they could use regularly, like a pen or a tote bag. Obviously, when we decide to go for will ultimately depend on our budget. Luckily Promo Peddler has a good range of products to meet any budget.

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