Exhibitions or trade fairs can be excellent places to hand out promotional gifts. The fact is, however, that planning for these events can often be far more challenging than planning for a standard promotional gift campaign would be.

Why is it so challenging

There are several different factors that can make planning Promotional Gift campaigns that work in an exhibition setting much more of a challenge.You need to consider a number of different factors that you would not need to think about if you were simply handing out items to customers either as a thank you for sales or as a part of cold calling.

Numbers alone can be problematic

The first factor is that you may need a larger number of promotional gifts if you are handing them out at a trade show or exhibition. These events are often well attended and you want to make sure that you have a large enough stock of items.This can mean that due to budgetary constraints, you will need to think carefully about the cost of the items you will beb handing out.

You also do not want to appear cheap by handing out poorly made items or items that do not have anything to do with your company. While it is possible to get past these issues it may mean that you will need to do much more research in order to come up with suitable gift choices.

A wide range of tastes can be difficult to contend with

Because there is a wider range of people attending an exhibition or trade show it may seem challenging to pick an item that will be more universally appealing. You may be trying to draw new customers in by handing out gifts but if you give trade show attendees items they do not want there is a good choice that they will simply be discarded. This means that you may not end up with a good return on the cost of ordering the gift items in the first place.

Time frames can be an issue

Time frames can be an issue especially if you want to become involved with an exhibition or trade show on very short notice.

As a promotional item these bespoke umbrellas are an excellent choice; they make a great Business Promotional gifts as they are likely to be used extensively by their recipients.

Umbrellas make a great large advertising platform for your Business, everyone needs an umbrella at some stage, and whether it’s playing golf, going to your child’s local football match or nipping into the shops, if it’s raining why get wet?

They will be used over and over again so your brand will be exposed again and again; this is why they are probably one of the simplest yet most effective promotional products you can give to your customers.

We can custom design an umbrella with your colours and logos etc:

Specifications:

30-32” double layer umbrellas

75cm full size storm proof golf umbrellas with a specially vented canopy for greater wind resistance.

Full fibreglass frame covered in 190T nylon fabric, comes standard with a rubber golf style grip handle.

All of these customisable sport umbrellas are available with a choice of frame,

fabric and component colours available including reds, blues, greens and grays

Oftentimes we don’t realize how much plastic we use and dispose of in our daily lives, not knowing how much we contribute to polluting the environment. Thankfully, there is increased awareness for the use of green bags, which are also known as reusable shopping bags. Green bags are the answer to the plastic bags we use every day, which we can use several times over.

Why we should start using green bags Instead of plastic bags?

• Plastic bags are extremely harmful to the environment, because they take millions of years to decompose. This leaves them sitting around in landfills and trash disposals, and sometimes people have to resort to getting rid of this trash by burning it, therefore emitting toxins into the ozone.

• The production of plastic bags involves carbon dioxide, which is one of the major toxic chemicals that destroy our ozone.

• The production of plastic bags also involves the use of large amounts of oil and gas, which can be used in other beneficial means such as cooking and heating.

• Unlike green bags, plastic bags are harmful to the environment when it comes to production and are very weak products when it comes to carrying goods, just one or two times’ use and they are ready to break.

• Plastic bags, unlike green bags, are also very detrimental to the environment. Research has shown that thousands of marine mammals die every year because careless people toss their plastic bags where it ends up in the ocean, consumed by fish, which will cause them death.