ICORP GROUP · INSIGHTS
Choosing Corporate Gifts Recipients Will Actually Use
Good corporate gifts are not just logged in goods, but should serve as a brand image communication and is worth enough that recipients want to collect or use.
1. Starting with “who is the recipient”
The for employees. Customers VIP dealer, partner or event co-workers. The repair has different levels of formality and expectations. The prior setting of the recipient group will help to make the product more straightforward.
2. Set the objectives of the project
Want to create brand awareness, thanks to customers, onboarding staff, festival gifts, launch products? The objective will be to define both product types, branding models and packaging.
3. Set a budget to include the related costs.
In addition to the price of the product, it should be paid for screen/pick/laser packaging, shipping, storage or fulfillment. If you need to send a lot of destinations.
4. Give emphasis on real use and quality.
Really active products have a chance to stay with recipients longer than material, smoothness, durability and touch of the product. It has a significant impact on the Perceived Value of the brand.
5. Branding doesn’t always need to be big.
VIP customers may fit with smooth and premium logos. While products for Campaign or Event may require more clear Branding. It should be chosen to fit the technique to material and image.
6. Think of after production with
If the goods need to be stored for several months, deliver to multiple branches or beacons continuously. Stock Management, Warehousing and Fulfillment should be planned from the beginning. Do not wait until the product is finished.
Summary
Good Corporate Gift Program should be welded. Brief → Product Direction → Sourcing → Sample → Production → QC → Packing → Delivery Make it one process to reduce the task scratch and control the timeline more easily.
