Choosing Corporate Gifts
Choosing corporate gifts starts from the occasion and the recipient, then the set that fits both, rather than from a single item.
Start from the occasion
A client thank-you calls for a tidy set that sits well on a desk, while a team event calls for a practical set planned for everyday carry. The occasion shapes the set: a pen and notebook set suits a desk, a mug and bag set suits everyday carry, and a pen with a metal barrel look suits a formal occasion.
Sort by recipient and use
For a client, a paired set with a mark or name suits a desk, planned for display. For staff, a practical set with everyday items suits a bag or a desk drawer, where the items are planned for everyday use. For a partner, a single considered item suits a formal handover, where one good item says more than a large set.
For a mixed recipient list, split the brief by group before choosing items, because a client group, a staff group and a partner group may suit different sets. State each group on its own line, with the items and quantities for that group beside it, so the whole order stays readable in one brief.
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Use the inquiry form on the contact page to send the item list, quantities and destination market.