π Job Searching: How to ask better questions about culture.
πΌ Work: Discussing caregiving duties with your boss.
π€ Technology: The Washington Post made an AI chatbot for questions about climate.
π Health: Should you do cardio or weights if youβre short on time?
πΈ Finances: Strengthen your finances ahead of a possible U.S. recession.
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I handled a majority of swag ordering at work because I managed marketing events, and also because it was this odd job that didnβt fully fit into any single personβs job description.
Iβve learned over the years that swag is more than just another temporary water bottle β it can be your new employeeβs favorite backpack of all time, or your clientβs go-to mug they have at their desk daily.
Thoughtful swag can reduce wasteful spend and increase your brandβs overall likability.
Here were some of my go-to swag pieces:
Ember mug: An ideal higher-end gift for employee milestones, giveaways at events, or client gifts.
A trusty backpack: Donβt skimp on backpacks β trust me youβll end up spending more on replacements than if you would have just invested a few more bucks in a higher quality bag that will last longer. Great for new employee kits.
Notebooks: Branded notebooks are versatile and actually get used; keep them around for various swag bags, company and marketing events, etc.
Bluetooth speaker: One of those things that you wouldnβt necessarily buy yourself β itβs a fun and functional gift that brings quality sound to any space, perfect for employee appreciation or client gifts.
T-shirt: You can probably think of multiple times youβd need a branded t-shirt. My go-to brand was Bella+Canvas for the quality and price point.
Explore these and other great swag options to elevate your brand, and delight your team and clients.
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π―οΈ This decorative tray is perfect for holding candles or your knick-knacks.
π₯ Great for camping or your patio table, this tabletop firepit is perfect for making s’mores.
π Itβs a little weird but it works! This neck fan is a great way to stay cool.
π¦ These non-slip, thickened splash pads are ideal for backyards and are great for children and pets to cool off during summer.
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