Giving Free Coffee Cups
Who doesn’t like complimentary giveaways? Who wouldn’t be truly excited once they see that someone is giving away free coffee cups? Your display will be rocking as clients tell other clients where they got those coffee cups that are holding all the crap they got from the other displays. People will cruise right by the same key rings and pens they get at every event.
Why Coffee Cups Are Better
Think back to when you used to go trick or treating, even if that was just last October. Liken key rings and calenders to the little orange and black candies that no one actually likes. Coffee cups are like the candy bars of promotional items. Remember all the kids telling each other where to get “the good stuff”? That’s what clients will be doing, referring to your coffee cups. And when it comes to any type of promotional item, size is everything. You can’t ignore something as big as a coffee cup, especially in comparison to flimsy pieces of plastic. There’s no particular season or time period that people use or don’t use coffee cups; they’re just always around. People drink coffee, or something, in the winter, fall, spring, and summer. Calenders will last four seasons, but that’s it. After those initial four seasons, they’re landfill bound.
Use Coffee Cups As Gifts
Coffee cups make especially good gifts, and cheap gifts are what everyone is looking for during Christmas. They’re easy to pack, surprisingly durable, and unlike something like a t-shirt, they can’t be the wrong size. What a nightmare it would be to gift all of your female employees shirts that were too small…or too big, for that matter. It wouldn’t be pretty, and it’s not even possible with coffee cups.
Tips On Designing Coffee Cups
So I’m sure you’re asking; how would one go about making or procuring promotional coffee mugs? Following are a few of the things that should be considered. The most important thing to consider is the material you want to use for your coffee cups.
Different Coffee Cup Materials
There’s plenty of different types to choose from with coffee cups being made out of everything from plastic to crockery. The end product should reflect your business’s main purpose. For a company that wants to say “We’re Powerful!”, nothing beats metal cups. A company named Rose’s Roses would look rather silly with their logo on a stark metal coffee cup. Rose would probably prefer ceramic since a ceramic cup would be a bit more affectionate and personal. As ceramic is used in arts and crafts, motherly types tend to be drawn toward it. Plastic cups will show that your business is off limits to no one; anyone can benefit from being your client, regardless of their financial power.
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