Look no further for a product category that’s cost-effective, convenient and customizable for many lucrative industries. Learn how and why you should add these versatile, single-use promotional products to your wheelhouse and how to capitalize on their demand for long-term profits. 

Bars & Restaurants 

Provide family-owned small businesses with affordable branding solutions.

Help clients in the food and beverage space reach new and returning customers with cost-effective promos. Matches and toothpicks make a great sell as they’re both affordable and functional. Patrons can grab them from front of house on their way out, or they can be tossed into takeout bags or handed out with the check. Don’t forget about disposable paper goods, too. For example, cafés and coffee shops will need insulated paper cups to serve coffee, tea and other hot beverages.

Gift giving season is upon us. Recommend branded bags and product bundles to get your client’s brand in front of more customers.

Branded bags and product bundles make tasteful corporate gifts, incentives, giveaways and loyal customer rewards. The proof is in the numbers! Provide these stats to your customers to help you close the sale: 

• End-users are much more likely to keep a promotional product that’s useful.
• 83% of consumers found promotional bags to be useful.
• 43% are more likely to do business in the future with the advertiser who gave them a promotional bag.

Functional and attractive products that get used build brand awareness for your clients. Meet with your clients and pitch the branded bundles on the following pages from Spector & Co., which showcase their new ASHBURY bag collection.

They’ve compiled five collections with high perceived value at a competitive price point, all branded with Spector’s state-of-the-art decorating options. Help clients create a bundle that suits their taste and budget, using products like journals, pens and earbuds.

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