After you’ve read this article, sit back and take a look around you to number of promotional products you see everyday. Your calendar, a coffee mug, how about a note pad or favorite pen? The most effective promotional products are useful, attractive, unique, and of good quality. Combine all these attributes and you will have a winning program.

How to Use Promotional Products

1. As business gifts to foster goodwill or customer retention

2. For tradeshows, conferences, and meetings

3. To enhance public relations

4. For employee relations and internal corporate events

5. To generate new customers

6. As employee service awards

7. To create brand awareness

8. To introduce a new product, service, or line

9. For sales incentives

10. As part of safety education programs

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The next benefit worth considering, when it comes to looking at potential network marketing opportunities, follows on last. If you don't have to deal directly with inventory management, you also don't have to worry about 'handling' headaches, or returned merchandise from an inevitable unhappy customer. In many cases now, these problems are dealt with directly by a head office or warehouse, leaving you free to do what you do best - sales and marketing aspects.

Even those tasks seem to be getting easier in network marketing circles. Many companies now provide their distributors, or 'downlines,' with substantial leads - whether they employ lead generation software, or simply have others making 'front-line' contacts (phone calls, etc) first. This means that you no longer have to spend hours on phone, cold-calling prospects, or harassing your friends to sign up.

An additional benefit of some networking opportunities includes company back-up and support that is so often missing in fast-paced environment of corporate business today. Many network marketing companies have learned hard way to make outstanding training opportunities and myriad resources available to folks who sign up, in order to keep good sales people.

In short, next time you hear or read about a 'network marketing' opportunity that seems like it might suit you, don't dismiss it out of hand. There may be more advantages than you thought -- so give your first impression a second look.