Posts Tagged ‘mobile phone holders’

Promotional Mobile Phone Holder Stress Balls

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
chair shaped stress balls

Promotional chair shaped stress balls are great desktop gifts

Look around your desktop. What do you see? Most desks will have a couple of promotional coasters, a nice quality mouse mat, perhaps a mug and a framed picture or two. Often these gifts are given to people by your suppliers and will feature their logo and contact details. One of the most popular low cost gifts for the desktop are promotional stress balls.

I don’t mean the round balls that roll all over the place. I am talking about those that take on special shapes such as armchairs, cars, apples and soccer balls and hold mobile phones. Sitting at your desktop, they offer a nice, handy and safe place to put your cell phone.

One thing that is great about desktop stress balls is that they are not used in the same way as other stress toys. Sure, every now and then you will be tempted to pick them up and give them a squeeze. That is only natural. But usually they sit happily on the desktop holding a mobile phone.

Think about the marketing advantages you will have by giving such low cost useful gifts. Printing your logo and contact details onto inexpensive promotional phone holder stress toys will ensure your information is rarely out of site. These low cost gifts just keep promoting and they do it for a lot less money than more expensive executive gifts.

Last Christmas one of my customers contacted me wanting to purchase Santa shaped mobile phone holders. He was going to send them out with his Christmas cards to all of his clients.

Although I liked his seasonal idea, I convinced him to go with armchair shaped stress toys. Not that I don’t like Christmas themed stress balls, I do! But he was looking for a gift that would sit on his customers’ desktops and chances are the Santa phone holders would be removed in the New Year.

He took my advice and gave away the personalised armchairs. In fact his promotion went so well he wanted to do something again with promotional gifts.

In the New Year, he had some nice Lamy Pico promotional pens printed for his best customers. Lamy pens are gift pens that are usually presented in person. It was World Cup time so he also ordered a small quantity of football themed mouse mats to take around with his Lamy pens.

He was surprised to find that the majority of his customers still had the armchair stress relievers he had given them the year before. He gave them the new promotional mouse mats with his executive pens and loved how their desks looked like a big advertisement for his company by the time he left.

You can have fun promoting your brand with promotional stress balls and other promotional items too. These products work wonders for building brands.

By Dan Toombs

They Laughed When I Suggested Promotional Stress Balls – But When The Event Started…

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

It would be fair to think that promotional stress balls are low cost promotional gifts. They are. Promotional gifts do not need to be expensive to achieve excellent results. Stress toys – cheap – yes!

That is exactly their strength and here I will show you why.

A few months ago I was contacted by a friend of mine who is a lawyer. He was looking for promotional gifts to promote his law firm at a ritzy event his firm was sponsoring.

As the event was being held at the Ritz in London the gift had to be good. The cost of the venue had already eaten away substantially at his budget so he did not have a lot of money to spend. They were expecting 500 guests.

Now being invited to such a nice venue with complementary canapes, dinner and drink was a gift in itself. Who wouldn’t want to be part of such a nice evening? Realising this and the fact that he was low on funds I recommended promotional stress relievers.

He and his colleagues laughed. They couldn’t possibly hand out promotional stress relievers to their guests! Nice metal clocks, cufflinks, promotional gift pens – maybe, but stress balls?

I pushed my idea further. Promotional stress toys were inexpensive, metal clocks and personalised cufflinks weren’t.

“What if you were to place a mobile phone holder stressball at each dinner place setting.” I suggested. “Each could be of the highest quality, printed with your firm’s logo and tagline along with your telephone number and web address.”

He and his colleagues were not convinced but as money was an issue they agreed.

When the big night arrived, the stress balls were all in place. By the time the guests sat down to dinner they had already had a few canapes and cocktails. The stressball mobile phone holders soon caught their eyes.

People were deep in discussion squeezing their new gifts as they did. The stress toys were both eye-catching and fun. They were much more entertaining than a couple of cheap cufflink and as they were made to hold a mobile on the desktop, they had a much better chance of promoting my friends firm daily for a long time.

Have you ever considered promotional mobile phone stress balls? Have you ever held a good quality stress ball in your hand? If not, why not ask for a sample and see for yourself why these fun promotional items are so popular.

By Dan Toombs

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