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Customer Appreciation Parties Part One :Don’t Be Cheap!

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Over the years we have been to and been part of a lot of customer appreciation parties. These events can be a huge boost to your business, especially if you are retail, but they are as filled with pitfalls as the swamp scene in Princess Bride! Depending on how you plan and carry it out it caqn make your company look really really good…or really, really bad. Over the next week we will look at some of the differences between a great party and a lousy one. The first hint is “Don’t be cheap!”
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Doing an Office Secret Santa Exchange…Successfully

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Secret Santa exchanges are a great way to spread the Holiday spirit in the office. While it is positive thing, it can quickly turn into bad office politics if you make some common mistakes. Don’t worry…we’re going to tell you what they are!
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Choosing Appropriate Corporate Gifts for Christmas

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Many customers take it for granted that certain types of businesses will hand out some sort of gift during the Holiday season. Whether it is something edible, something practical, or something fun depends on the type of business and the relationship that business has with its clients.

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Happy Birthday to You!

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The corporate birthday question is always a tricky one. How much celebrating is appropriate? What to do about the coworker who always goes overboard with your gift when you really don’t want to reciprocate? Should you draw names? Bake cakes? Forget it altogether?
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Business Gifts: The Benefits of Employee Recognition

It has been proven that satisfied and content employees who feel appreciated most often translate into a higher level of productivity and growth within a company. Business owners and supervisors stand to gain a great deal when they provide rewards and incentives for their employees, which serves as encouragement and most importantly – a sense of belonging to a team.

Rewarding employees is detrimental to business development.  Over the years, numerous companies have benefited from rewarding their employees for a job well done.

This practice has been seen in the Employee of the Month parking space to the gold watch given to employees who have delivered impressive years of service and loyalty. Morale increases throughout the work place environment when employers acknowledge and show interest in their employees. The staff then knows that the higher ups are paying attention to the hard work they accomplish. When employees feel like an asset to the company, their enthusiasm shows through in the work they produce. In the end, many businesses that reward their employees stand to profit in the long run, as it boosts overall company pride. 

Companies show their gratitude in their employees in many different ways. As mentioned before, some companies select an Employee of the Month and often reward an advantageous parking space accompanied by other highlighted achievements. One of the most common ways to showcase the diligent work ethic of an employee is to award a plaque or framed certificate.

Sometimes, a bulletin board may honor various employees throughout the year for the entire office to take notice. Announcements regarding excellence within a company are also broadcasted over a PA system, shared during group meetings, or sent to all workers by way of email.

At times, personalized corporate gifts are honored. The depth, meaning, motive, and results of awarding employees depend on the company, as some businesses rely on incentives to increase productivity and spark added interest in employees. For instance, employees who sell the most products or land the most lucrative clients may receive a bonus or other perks as a reward. This may include use of the company car, free membership to the gym, access to the country club or exclusive golf course, or complimentary airline tickets. The possibilities are truly endless and don’t always have to push the limits of luxury – a simple assortment of doughnuts in the conference room to say “thank you” is also effective.

The work environment of a company is a good indicator of when and how to reward. Some employees enjoy monthly reminders, while others strive to receive acknowledgment as soon as a particular project, assignment, or task has been successfully completed. Usually, the importance of the reward is heightened when all or most of their co-workers are in the office to share in their achievement. The presence of executives or partners (when applicable) also enhances the moment. Sometimes, employees look forward to a formal get-together, such as a banquet or awards ceremony in order to bask in their glory.

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Effective Marketing is More than an Online Presence

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Competition is keen among businesses as people continue to tighten their budget belts. The government may say that there is not a recession but is seems most believe otherwise.

A company can have a fantastic website, use great SEO, know their market, and still not pull in the customers that they want. Why?
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How to Give a Personally Impersonal Gift:A Spa Gift Basket

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That sounds odd, doesn’t it?

In business, when you give a gift, you want the recipient to feel that you have considered them in the choosing of the gift, yet it also needs to not be too personal. Something they can use and enjoy with out feeling that you have stepped over the line. (continue reading…)

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Top 3 Business Gifts for 2007

Top 3 Business Gifts for 2007

After completing our daunting year end reviews, we make it a practice to highlight the best sellers of the previous year to get an idea of what professionals and corporations are looking for.  We look for the top three items and study the similarities and differences in each item.  This year, we found that the only thing similar in our top 3 best sellers is that they are all corporate gifts.  Take a look at what sold the most:

Grand Admiral World Time Clock

World Time Clock

This was by far the hottest gift for 2007 and it continues to sell like hot cakes.  Why wouldn’t it?  This is a great executive gift and promotional gift.  You can add your company logo on the top inside plate to customize to promote your company or you can engrave a special message.  We have sold these for birthday gifts, retirements gifts and of course promotional gifts.  This is a great choice for 2008 too!        

Grand Admiral World Time Clock

Book End Award

This is a Corporate Snobs favorite!  Many corporations have used this item as an employee recognition award.  This crystal bookend says a ton.  I would have champion feelings if I received this beautiful bookend.  This says that you are have climbed mountains and you’ved taken a stand through all obstacles.  Sysiphus Book End

Duet Wine Case

This wine case was popular among wine enthusiast.  This made a great gift to pass.  Many hospital professionals purchased this gift for doctors. A great feature is that your company name can be branded on the case and cheese board.   

Duet Wine Case

 2007 was a great year.  We’ve experienced growth and we continue to work in bringing you unprecedented customer service and unique gifts.

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