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The promotional items and associated gift industry is a growth sector with sales soaring in to the billions. Have you ever wondered who buys all these promotional items? If you guessed that the top buyers are big spending blue chip businesses and organizations who want to advertise and market their product lines, you’d be wrong. An industry study identified the top twenty-five industries that purchases promotional items and gifts by the amount spent. The results below might well surprise you.

25. The petroleum industry, including gas stations, oil distributors and refineries

24. The travel industry, including airlines, bus, trains, cruise lines and travel agencies

23. Food processors and beverage bottlers

22. Retailers and shopping malls

21. Pharmaceutical and chemical companies

20. Utilities like gas, electric and telephone companies

19. Telecommunications companies like cell phone and internet providers

18. Computers and software manufacturers

17. Restaurants and bars

16. Wholesalers and distributors

15. Media, including the broadcast and print media

14. Hospitality industry, including hotels, motels, resorts and B&Bs

13. Entertainment and sporting events

12. The insurance industry – companies, agents and adjustors

11. Manufacturers not specified by industry

10. Professionals: doctors, dentists, accountants, solicitors, architects, etc

9. Automotive dealers, parts and supplies suppliers

8. Real estate agents, title companies, appraisers

7. Trade associations, civic organizations, professional associations

6. Government, including public offices, agencies and political candidates

5. Construction, including contractors and the building trade

4. Non-profit organizations

3. Healthcare organizations: hospitals, clinics and nursing homes

2. Financial institutions: banks, insuranceAnd the number one buyers of promotional items are:

1. Educational institutions, including schools, universities and one-off seminars

Interestingly, out of the top five consumers of promotional items and promotional products, four of them sell intangible products such as education, health care, financial services and ideas. What does this say about us as a nation? Maybe it suggests that the more intangible a product or gift item is, the more we feel the need for something physical to hold as a symbol of it… or the more we need to be enticed to invest in it.

When you’re considering promotional items for use with an advertising marketing campaign, you might take a look at the most effective advertising promotions mounted by the top five industries. The effective uses of promotional items include promoting brand visibility, creating awareness, marketing new products, increasing sales of old products, boosting sales from existing customers and targeting products to new potential buyers. It is essential that you match the promotional items you choose to your marketing goals, your strategies and the overall image of your business to achieve the optimium effect.

Potomac is a census-designated place and an unincorporated area in Montgomery County, Maryland, United States. The town is named after its local river, the Potomac River. The area is known for its very affluent and highly-educated residents. CNNMoney.com placed Potomac 7th on its list top-earning American towns for 2008, one place ahead of neighboring McLean, VA.

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In 1716, the Canaze Indian nation built the Tehogee Indian Trail, which is still the route of Potomac's River Road today. Several years later, the first farmers arrived. In 1829, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was completed in an area that had become known as Offutts Crossroads. The cornerstone was laid there and the name was changed to Potomac, in honor of the river that passes by the town.

Delivering to the following Maryland cities:

Aberdeen
Abingdon
Adelphi
Annapolis
Annapolis Junction
Baltimore
Bel Air
Belcamp
Beltsville
Bethesda
Bowie
California
Cambridge
Camp Springs
Capitol Heights
Catonsville
Chestertown
Cheverly
Chevy Chase
Cockeysville
Crisfield
Cumberland
Easton
Edgewood
Elkridge
Ellicott City
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Frostburg
Gaithersburg
Germantown
Glen Burnie
Grantsville
Grasonville
Greenbelt
Johns Hopkins
Hagerstown
Hancock
Hanover
Havre De Grace
Hunt Valley
Jessup
Landover
University
Landover Hills
Langley Park
Lanham
La Plata
Laurel
Lavale
La Vale
Hood College
Lexington Park
Linthicum Heights
New Carrollton
North East
Ocean City
Owings Mills
Oxon Hill
Perryville
Pikesville
Pocomoke
Pocomoke City
Prince Frederick
Princess Anne
Rockville
Williamsport
Salisbury
Silver Spring
Solomons
Stevensville
Thurmont
Timonium
Towson
Waldorf

As with most large suburbs, Potomac is divided into various neighborhoods. Although Potomac is extremely affluent, the most wealthy neighborhoods are located around Potomac Village. Many of the outlying neighborhoods closer to the Rockville border, while still middle to upper middle class, are more similar to the rest of the county.

Imprinted gifts for the following local schools, events and sports teams:

Colleges & Universities

  • Community College
  • State University
  • Private Colleges

Events & Attractions

  • Rock Run Park
  • Bradley Farms
  • Congressional Country Club

Sports Teams

  • Booz Allen Classic
  • Connely School Athletics
  • Bullis Bulldogs
  • St. Andrews Rampant Lion's
  • The Heights School Athletics
  • Winston Churchill High Bulldogs

The geographical focal point of Potomac is Potomac Village, a small cluster of upscale shops and businesses at the intersection of Maryland State Highway 189 (Falls Road, which connects the Great Falls of the Potomac River in the south to Rockville in the north) and Maryland State Highway 190 (River Road, which runs from western Montgomery County into Washington, D.C.). Saint Francis Episcopal Church, two gas stations (Exxon and BP), and two grocery stores (Safeway and Giant) serve Potomac Village.

Shipping to these MD zipcodes:

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