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Read guideThe best giveaways are easy to hand out, useful enough to keep, and strong enough to keep your brand visible long after the first interaction.
A good giveaway does not need to be expensive, but it does need to fit the situation. For trade shows, fast and useful items often work best, while onboarding, corporate gifting, and campaigns can justify higher quality and more thoughtful branding.
If you want results, think about the recipient, budget, logistics, and how visible the logo should be in use. It is often better to choose fewer products with higher utility than to buy large volumes of something that gets discarded the same day.
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A good trade show giveaway is easy to carry, useful enough to keep, and fast to distribute. Pens, bottles, tote bags, and small tech items often work best because they combine utility and visibility.
It depends on the situation. For broad distribution, lower unit cost matters more, while onboarding, VIP gifts, and campaigns can justify a higher price if the product creates more value and lasts longer.
The most common mistake is choosing something cheap without thinking about utility. If the product is not used, you get neither visibility nor strong brand impact back.