In this post we wrote for the Corporate Specialties blog, we offer tips on how to get employee onboarding right from the start + give product inspiration so that customers can visualize how their own program can come to life.
Anytime you attend an event, whether it’s a trade show, educational conference or factory tour, there’s a blog post waiting to happen. See how we recapped Corporate Specialties’ attendance at a Koozie Group factory tour & turned it into a sales support tool.
In this holiday food gifts post we wrote for the Corporate Specialties blog, we elevated the basic product specs with just the right amount of romance copy + great photos to get readers’ mouths watering and fingers clicking “buy.”
In this corporate outerwear post we wrote for the Corporate Specialties blog, we talk about why jackets, vests and hoodies can warm up apparel promos + showcase some hot styles for inspiration.
In this reusable eco-friendly straws post we wrote for the Corporate Specialties blog, we showcased a variety of stainless steel and silicone straws + talked about how to use them in promotional campaigns.
Valerie Hayman Sklar, president of Corporate Specialties, asked us to ghostwrite an article on health and wellness programs for Forbes.com that would not only generate visibility for her company but also complement her sales process.
In this post we wrote for the Corporate Specialties blog, we hand-selected school spirit items that undergrads and alumni love to help get the sales process “fired up up up – fired up!”
In this Maker Spotlight on the Ponoko Blog, we chat with Stephanie Law about how she has carved out a unique niche for her artwork and successfully incorporated laser cutting into the final product. By properly framing her image (literally and figuratively), Stephanie has built an unmistakable brand that actually makes people stop on the street to take a closer look.
A software engineer by day and horologist by night, Mark Wilson loves making clocks in his time off. In this Maker Spotlight on the Ponoko Blog, we dive into Mark’s approach to chronicling the hours—one carefully placed word at a time.