Print & Promo Marketing

1 day ago | printandpromomarketing.com | Greg Muzzillo |Bill Prettyman

Every industry thrives on standout sales professionals – the high performers who elevate standards through exceptional service and innovative solutions. Each year, ASI Media spotlights and celebrates such pioneering professionals in the world of promotional products. Meet the 2025 honorees – a dynamic group of driven, hardworking, high-revenue achievers whose journeys are bound to motivate. Read the full feature on ASI Central.

1 day ago | printandpromomarketing.com | Greg Muzzillo |Bill Prettyman

Key Takeaways• Legal Challenge to Tariffs: A three-judge panel in New York is reviewing a lawsuit arguing that President Trump lacks authority to impose new tariffs without congressional approval. A ruling that could be issued in the coming days may decide whether the tariffs will be at least temporarily halted. • Potential Supreme Court Involvement: Attorneys expect appeals, with the case possibly reaching the Supreme Court due to its implications on presidential power.

1 day ago | printandpromomarketing.com | Brendan Menapace |Greg Muzzillo |Bill Prettyman

Key Takeaways:• A New Fashion Statement: Once a tool for discreet acne treatment, pimple patches – especially those from brands like Starface – have become bold, collectible fashion accessories among Gen Z and Gen Alpha, often worn even without acne. • Promotional Application: With massive social media traction and celebrity endorsements, pimple patches have the opportunity to become a lucrative promotional product.

2 days ago | printandpromomarketing.com | Hannah Rosenberger |Greg Muzzillo |Bill Prettyman

Early in Johanna Lucia’s tenure at San Francisco, California-headquartered promo distributor Brilliant, the vice president of client services worked on an alumni gifting campaign and was tasked with sending the sales team at ZipRecruiter mugs from each of their alma maters. That type of personalized touch can be critical for ensuring a recipient feels valued and seen by the company doing the gifting.

2 days ago | printandpromomarketing.com | Linda Bishop |Bob Saunders |Greg Muzzillo |Harriet Gatter

One of the oldest mistakes in sales? Skipping relationship-building and jumping straight to the pitch. But here’s the truth: buyers only listen when their minds are open. That happens in two situations:Right time, right place. They’re actively evaluating options. You’ve earned their trust. They believe you understand their world and can help, even if not today. The first is luck. The second is skill.