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The University Of Utah: Promo Items Available For Employee Appreciation Day

Employee Appreciation Day is on October 14, 2021. If your department is hosting a booth at EAD, University Print & Mail Services can sup ...

August 17, 2021

Employee Appreciation Day is on October 14, 2021. If your department is hosting a booth at EAD, University Print & Mail Servicescan supply you with branded promo items.

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Instead of giving your esteemed colleagues and hardworking employees the same old swag every other booth is giving out, why not give them something they actually want?

Here are three tips for picking the right promotional item that will actually get used.

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1.   Is it practical?

Think to yourself, “What can employees use on a daily basis at work and at home?” Have you thought about choosing swag that employees’ families can use?

2.   Don’t personalize or genderize it

It would be nice to hand select the perfect gift for every U employee—but let’s be honest, that’s not realistic or affordable. A good rule of thumb is to avoid gender-specific gifts and instead choose lifestyle gifts that all genders can use.

3.   Promote your department outside of work

People are proud to work at the U. It’s no surprise that Forbes ranked the University of Utah as the #1 best employer in the state of Utah. Employees want to show their pride! A good tip for choosing swag is to pick something employees will be proud to wear or use even outside of work.

Need some help brainstorming? Here are 5 promotional item ideas.

For more promotional item ideas, click here.

To order, contact Roger King at roger.king@utah.edu or call 801-581-6171 and ask for Roger.

* NOTE: there are quantity minimums and delivery can take up to 5 weeks, so order now.


This press release was produced by The University of Utah - Announcements. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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