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Promotional Merchandise & Corporate ID Programs

Sure, there are numerous companies that offer promotional merchandise and premiums, but what you need is an experienced promotional team with the right sources, proper attention to detail, and creative knowhow offering professional follow-through.

AMG's promotional products division offers custom manufacturing, domestic and overseas, ongoing relationships with key vendors, catalog programs (on and offline), fulfillment, and a reputation for providing high quality products supported by attractive pricing and on-time delivery.

Create brand awareness?

Build brand equity?

Launch a new product?

Drive traffic at trade shows?

These are all reasons to support sales and marketing efforts via premiums and promotional products.

AMG's promotional team offers a combined 25 years experience in this area. We have developed first-class promotional merchandise, premium and corporate branding campaigns for numerous companies. We can do the same for your company.

Please feel free to contact us at promotion@achievemg.com, at (800) 260-6008 PST, or go to the Contact Us page.

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Core competencies include:

Corporate branding programs; catalogs, both online and print, fundraising programs; events; trade shows, field marketing campaigns; sampling programs

Current and Past Clients with promotional partner include:
Several MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL teams; numerous Division I Universities, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, L.A. Leggers, NBC Universal, and Sempra Energy.

Industry News

In 2010, about two-thirds, or 65%, of distributor firms are anticipating an average increase in sales of 13.5% versus 2009. Among those expecting lower sales, the average decrease is 16.5%.

The Promotion Products Association International reported that 2008 sales plunged to $18.1 billion from $19.4 billion in 2007. Revenue had been climbing steadily since 2002, when sales were $15.6 billion, before setting a record breaking $19.4 billion in 2007.

The largest percentage of products purchased (12.6%) were used to promote brand awareness and loyalty. Employee relations and events ranked second at 11.9%, followed by tradeshows at 11.5%, PPAI found. Online sales continued to grow from $1.3 billion in 2006 to $1.5 billion in 2008.