Helping parents keep school costs down
According to The New York Times, school lunch prices rose in 2011 due to nutritional guidelines set forth by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010.
Survey: Americans not reducing donations this year
The American Red Cross recently conducted a survey and found that the majority of donors do not plan to reduce their “charitable givings” this year.
Unique promotional products for travel agencies
According to The Washington Post, consumers are hiring travel agencies again after online services have proven difficult to use.
Pedometers can help keep gym-goers active
With winter coming, gyms may face a problem as clients would rather stay warm at home than work out.
Phone cases can make great business gifts
During the holidays, business owners and managers look for personalized business gifts that are appropriate to give to clients.
Advertising for pet services
The American Pet Products Association (APPA) estimates that over $4 billion will be spent on pet services like grooming and boarding in 2012.
How promotional items can help payday lenders
As the economy struggles to recover, an increasing number of consumers have begun to take payday loans.
Study: Consumers remember smaller gifts
Promotional Products Association International (PPAI) conducted a study in December 2011 about what kinds of promotional items consumers remember most.
Giving golf gifts
It’s the season of giving and business-to-business (B2B) companies have to find the perfect gifts for their clients.