Promos by Industry

Many of Canada’s financial advisors work through a large company, yet they remain a business entity unto themselves. The affiliated company might refer an occasional new client to an individual advisor, but the advisor assumes most responsibility for finding and keeping investors. These advisors rely on financial industry promos to gain and maintain notice of their names.

To keep their name in mind, most advisors favour promotional items that combine a thoughtful gift with a specific function. At the beginning of the year, the financial advisors with Investors Group send a picturesque wall calendar to their clients. They handwrite notes on applicable special dates such as birthdays or anniversaries. This personal touch on a customized promotional item keeps the advisor in mind with each turn of the calendar page.

When a financial advisor meets with her investor for scheduled investment strategy planning, the advisor often leaves behind an imprinted desk accessory. The items rushIMPRINT finds most popular for these meetings are those that have purpose for everyday use. Items such as letter openers, hand sanitizer and magnetic clips are frequently used and rarely hidden in desks. This keeps the advisors name and contact information at an investor’s fingertips.

Financial advisors find that items with their contact information generate referrals from their clients. When an investor’s friend or family member requests the name of a reputable advisor, the items are handy enough to pass the information on immediately. When this happens, financial industry promos pay for themselves.

Agriculture industry promos work for more businesses than just the farmers who raise produce and cattle. This sector encompasses the processors, shippers, wholesalers and retailers in addition to the producers. Each company involved in agriculture uses promotional products to keep its name remembered and increase business.

Red Isle Produce Co. Ltd. performs an essential service by distributing and shipping potatoes grown on Prince Edward Island. The soil on this small island accounts for one-third of Canada’s total potato crops. Red Isle Produce Co. Ltd also works with the farmers to ensure healthy crops by providing crop protectants.

In order to increase business, Red Isle Produce Co. Ltd must court both producers and buyers of potatoes. The owners can leave a reminder of their service to potential buyers by giving them a calendar highlighting the peak potato season.

During peak times, most farmers eat lunch in the field. This is true regardless of crop. A thoughtful gift to leave behind is a cooler chair that helps make lunch breaks comfortable. A mini-fan also brings comfort to a hard day tending crops.

Alberta’s Valta Bison Farms rests on the producer end of the spectrum. As more people turn to bison as a beef alternative, Valta Bison Farms must remind customers that their meat is a cut above the rest. Their free-range bison do not receive growth hormones or other unnatural products. A wellness kit gift reinforces Valta’s commitment to the health of their customers.

It takes more than agriculture industry promos to obtain a new client; however, these items do generate appreciation and remembrance. The two feelings may very well sway the potential client in your favour and result in a long-term business relationship.