What are PMTs?
PMTs are Professional Marketing Tools. They're also known as Promotional Products.

What they aren't:
Giveaways, trinkets or swag.

What they are:
Powerful, targeted and cost-effective marketing vehicles
If, they are deployed strategically.

Let one of our promotional consultants guide you through our 7 Step Strategic Process and help you fashion a highly effective program-with results you can measure!


SALES PROMOTION - INCENTIVES PROGRAMS
NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTION - DIMENSIONAL MAILINGS
CATALOG PROGRAMS - AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW PROMOTIONS
BUSINESS GIFTS - PREMIUMS

Need to LEVERAGE
YOUR MARKETING DOLLARS?

Promotional products are targeted, so when distributed effectively, there is very little waste. They are the ultimate one-to-one marketing vehicle.

The cost per exposure for promotional products is lower than virtually any other marketing medium! Do the numbers!

Searching for ways to
INCREASE YOUR DIRECT MAIL RESPONSE?

Dimensional mail (your message packaged in a box, tube or bumpy envelope) has been proven to increase response by as much as 300%!*

Unsure of the best way to BRAND YOUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES?
Promotional products are appreciated and long-lasting. (When was the last time one of your customers called to say "thank you" for that great magazine advertisement you ran?)

Studies have shown that promotional products - when combined with traditional marketing materials - generate a significantly higher level of awareness and goodwill than traditional marketing materials alone.**

The fact is, when promotional products are strategically integrated into your marketing plan, they can bring about a dramatic improvement in virtually every area!

Share your business goals, concerns and vision with us.
We will promote...out of the ordinary!



*1992 study conducted by the Silver Marketing Group - Test Group: 1500 business executives were divided into three groups. Each group received a direct mail piece in a different format. Responses were tracked and compared.

1993 study conducted by Baylor University - Test Group: 3000 School administrators were divided into three groups. Each group received a direct mail piece in a different format. Responses were tracked and compared.

**1994 study conducted by Southern Methodist University - Test Group: 300 Consumers were divided into three groups. Spending habits were monitored over an eight month period.