If you are looking for a branded give-away with a higher perceived value than
pens, promotional coffee mugs are a perfect product. These items have been around for years simply because they have been proven to work. When you give a branded mug to one of your valued customers or someone you are hoping to do business with, it is highly likely they will retain your imprinted coffee mug and see it often.
Although logo coffee mugs can come made from a variety of materials, ceramic mugs and plastic mugs are probably the most commonly seen. If you are wondering how inexpensive mugs might be, we have seen them selling in quite small quantities for surprisingly low prices. One
attractive line of inexpensive printed mugs
is available from the Deluxe company, a well-known manufacturer of customized promotional items including pens, note pads and sport bags as well as coffee mugs. Their
11-ounce ceramic mugs in white with custom imprinting are selling for $2.99 each with a minimum quantity of only 36. This puts them in the price range of even small home based businesses as well as companies large enough to be able to staff their own advertising and marketing teams.
If you are concerned about the weight or breakability of ceramic mugs then consider investing an extra dollar or two for more stylish mugs in lighter weight plastic. These items are also more durable and so less likely to be broken and have their commercial message no longer working to promote your business.
How could you make use of imprinted coffee mugs to help promote your business? The possibilities are just about endless. We know of a successful furniture store that had a batch of mugs made up that said "Customer Appreciation Award" and gave them out to shoppers who spent more than a certain amount of money. You could have similar mugs made with your logo, box them up, wrap them in fancy paper and give them as Christmas gifts to customers you want to encourage to return and make future purchases.
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