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FACTS<br />

CORPORATE GIFTS VS PROMOTIONAL GIFTS<br />

VS<br />

CORPORATE GIFTS<br />

PERSONALISED<br />

RECOGNITION<br />

• We use corporate gifts to show<br />

appreciation, enhance corporate image,<br />

and create goodwill among customers,<br />

personnel, suppliers and essential stakeholders.<br />

• Corporate gifts are usually of a higher<br />

value, bought in smaller quantities and are<br />

given to recipients to acknowledge a<br />

specific event.<br />

• Corporate gifts require more thought<br />

and personalisation to be successful.<br />

VS<br />

PROMOTIONAL GIFTS<br />

POWERFUL<br />

COST-EFFECTIVE<br />

BRAND AWARENESS<br />

• The goal of a promotional gift is to build<br />

brand awareness and are aimed at a much<br />

broader audience.<br />

• Promotional gifts are an ongoing advertisement<br />

for your brand. These gifts are<br />

bought in bulk.<br />

• Promotional gifts are less expensive and<br />

need to be practical as the intention is that<br />

a large audience will find these items handy<br />

on a daily basis<br />

• Corporate gifts require far less personalisation.<br />

To determine whether you should consider a corporate gift or a promotional gift, think about your end<br />

goal: are you trying to strengthen a relationship (corporate gift) or get your brand into as many ‘new’<br />

hands as possible (promotional gift)? Your goal defines which gift is the appropriate choice.<br />

Choosing the right corporate gift can be daunting. You want something that truly stands out from your<br />

competition and firmly positions your company in your recipient’s good books<br />

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE! DON’T CONFUSE THE 2!<br />

SOURCE: http://www.businessessentials.co.za/2018/05/02/difference-promotional-corporate-gifts/<br />

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