Gorilla Marketing Blog

When it's all said and done...a t-shirt is still the most popular promotional item. A t-shirt is the most common way to promote your brand, image, slogan, or company name. Many of the manufacturers we work with have reinvented and perfected the common t-shirt. With new styles, fabrics, and custom-designs, the t-shirts of today have come a long way to meet the demands and desires of our customers.  There are many t-shirt options for your marketing needs.

2012, going, going, but not gone! Yes, we are already halfway through the year, but that doesn't mean some of the 2012 marketing trends won't be seen in 2013.

Below are a few currently trending products and ideas that we can expect to stay around... E-Readers, iPads and Tablets, IPhones, Androids, and Blackberries, and products for Fun in the Sun!

Advertising is not limited to investing in a multi-million dollar commercial, it could simply be a walking billboard. How about a nice screen printed t-shirt that displays your company's logo and contact information with vibrant colors that POP out to the Average Joe on the street? Gorilla Marketing can help by providing the best t-shirts selection and screen printing service.

Most of our sales and customer service team was in glamorous Las Vegas last week. The team was attending our industry's largest trade show, the Promotional Products Association International Expo. The team worked hard to cover the gigantic trade show floor and get the lowdown on promising new promo products. Here are some of their favorites.

Snail mail might seem old-fashioned to the young and tech-y, but businesses still send a lot of letters. Contracts, invoices, checks, and other correspondence go the old-fashioned way.One way to add value to those letters is to include a promotional product - something useful the recipient can keep, and something that will remind them of your company. Here are a few of our suggestions.

The truth is, trade show giveaways have great potential rewards - if you choose the right item. They also have some risks if you're not careful. Here's the good, bad, and ugly of trade show swag.