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Advertising gifts are those gifts that you hand out to potential clients and to future clients to keep your company’s name on the tip of their tongue and in the forefront of their minds. Mugs and mouse mats and other functional items are great for this purpose, as there is a good chance that your advertising gifts will be used again and again by customers and your name will be exposed to them constantly as well as to anyone that they come into contact with.
Think carefully about these investments, though. Mugs can be replaced with gifts from other companies or from family members, pens can be lost or used up, and mouse pads can be replaced with one that more closely fits the personality of your customer. So how do you ensure that the advertising gifts that you choose to hand out stay in the hands of your customer and keep them coming back?
A great take on advertising gifts is the puzzle. Not just jigsaw, but any kind of puzzle that you can think of from coasters that can be pulled apart to wooden toys with your logo on one side. A puzzle or toy is something that your customer will turn to when he or she is thinking, manipulating the pieces and seeing your name and company logo on the face of the toy until that company information is burned into their memories. What a great way to make sure that your information stays right in front of them!
Advertising gifts can be handed out at trade shows and conferences, packaged with sample fulfillments, or handed out to anyone who walks through your office doors, regardless of whether they wind up doing business with you or not at that time. You should have plenty of them on hand, because everyone loves getting gifts, even advertising gifts.
Part of the appeal of advertising gifts is the fact that they are not necessarily expected. Everyone loves to get things for free, and when that free gift turns out to have a use or value of some sort, it is even better. Hand a man a stress ball with your company logo and see if he continues to play with it after you are gone. Chances are, he will use it daily as something to fiddle with as he words, reinforcing your company name on his subconscious.
Finding the right advertising gifts means having your name at the forefront of a client’s mind for days, weeks, or even longer. Your advertising gifts, when well chosen, can make a great difference in your business and help you to earn repeat business from those clients who see your name on that toy or mouse pad every day and remember your generosity and your wonderful business practices.
You will love the difference that a few well placed advertising gifts makes in your business, and you will find that they pay for themselves in terms of generating interest and clientele, perhaps even more so than a business card will do.
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The city was founded on the site of the Native American town of Shannopin, a late-17th-century fur-trading post at the junction of many canoe routes and trails. Fort Duquesne, built by the French in the middle of the 18th cent., later fell to the English and was renamed Fort Pitt. The village surrounding the fort was settled in 1760, and it prospered with the opening of the Northwest Territory.
At the height of industrial development in the late 19th cent., Pittsburgh was a hotbed of labor unrest and union movements. The “Steel City” was once also called the “Smoky City” because of severe pollution; the problem, however, gradually abated by the late 1970s as industrial production fell. Sprawled over a hilly area, Pittsburgh has become an attractive city.
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Pittsburgh has a fine park system, of which Schenley Park is the principal unit. The blockhouse of old Fort Pitt is preserved in Point State Park. Two botanical conservatories, the Buhl Science Center, a planetarium, a civic arena (with a retractable dome), an aviary, the Flag Plaza, and the Pittsburgh Zoo are among the city's other features. Pittsburgh is home to the Pirates (National League baseball), Steelers (National Football League), and Penguins (National Hockey League).
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Colleges & Universities
- University of Pittsburgh
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Duquesne University
- Carlow University
- Point Park University
- Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
- Community College of Allegheny County
- Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
- Art Institute of Pittsburgh
- Pennsylvania Culinary Institute
- Robert Morris University
- Bradford School
- Chatham College
- Clarissa School of Fashion Design
- Dean Institute of Technology
- La Roche College
- Median School of Allied Health Careers
- Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
- Pittsburgh Beauty Academy
- School of Massage
- Rosedale Technical Institute
- South Hills Beauty Academy
- St Francis Medical Center School of Nursing
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Events & Attractions
- Heinz Hall
- Benedum Center
- Andy Warhol Museum
- Carnegie Museum of Art
- Frick Art & Historical center
- ArtCardens of Pittsburgh
- Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Carnegie Science Center
- Senator Heinz Regional History Center
- Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum
- Bayernhof Music Museum
- Pittsburgh Playhouse
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- City Theatre
- Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre
- Pittsburgh Musical Theater
- Public Theater
- Quantum Theater
- Friday Nite Improvs
- Cathedral of Learning
- Three Rivers Film Festival
- University of Pittsburgh Library
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
- Heinz Field
- Mellon Arena
- PNC Park
- Peterson Events Center
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Sports Teams
- City Charter High School
- Pitt Panthers
- Crawfords
- Homestead Grays
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- Steelers
- Penguins
- Xplosion
- Riverhounds
- Passion
- RiverRats
- Harlequins
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Pittsburgh's access to large reserves of raw materials, especially coal, was instrumental to the emergence of the “Steel City” as a leading industrial center in the late 19th cent. Industries include transportation equipment; metal, wood, plastic, paper, and glass products; printing and publishing; oil refining; textiles; chemicals; and computers. After the mid-1970s, as the number of those employed in the steel industry declined, the city's economic base underwent a dramatic shift from manufacturing to service industries and commercial enterprises.
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