What is the Best Season for Company Logo Knives?

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The best season for giving company logo knives to your customers is Christmas. At least, that’s the busiest season for knife-giving. But there are a few reasons for other seasons to be the best choice.

Spring seams to be the best season to give pocket knives to farmers and others in the agriculture business. That’s when farmers buy seed and fertilizer, and equipment. The dealers take advantage of that time to give appreciation in the form of gifts. Company logo knives make the perfect gifts.

Summer is the season for everyone to receive a generous gift like a knife. Purchases of all sorts of things increases as the temperature rises.

Fall is for the hunters. If your customers hunt, they would appreciate a good hunting knife or pocket knife. They need to use a knife to field dress the larger animals.

Any season is a good season for giving company logo knives. It really depends on what market your clients are in. Plan ahead, because inventory can be a problem any time of year, especially Christmas.

The Persistent Pertinence of Personalized Pocket Knives

Personalized Pocket Knives are persistently pertinent to the advertising efforts of businesses. That’s why business owners order them repeatedly. Why are they pertinent?

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Giving a pocket knife or any personalized gift, solidifies the customer-business owner relationship.
The recipient will always remember who gave them the knife.
The pocket knives will last the lifetime of the customer.
They show your logo, and your laser engraved logo will not wear off.
Personalized pocket knives reflect the permanence of your strong company.
Your visible advertising medium will lead to “word of mouth” advertising.

You can’t go wrong when you give personalized pocket knives with your logo.

Engraved Pocket Knives for NATIONAL RUNNING DAY

The first Wednesday in June in the USA is National Running Day. It calls

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attention to a hobby that has gained popularity over the last 20 years. People have become very health conscious lately. “60 is the new 40”. In the last century a 60 year old man looked 60 years old. Now he looks about 40, because of the new attitude toward health. Every weekend in the summer has a race somewhere near you. Participants don’t mind paying $20 to $75 to run in a group and get some swag. You don’t have to finish in the top three to get cash or a prize. You just have to be in the top 3 in your age bracket and sex bracket. Since there are many age brackets, for both men and women, there are many category winners.

How can you celebrate this day?

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Sign up to run or walk in a race. Many races have those two options.
Support a runner or walker.
Sponsor someone to race, if that is an option.
Take a short video of your favorite runner crossing the finish line, then pan over to the clock, to show their time.
Give engraved pocket knives with your company logo to the winners, or to all the participants. They will never forget you.

Give Your Brothers Engraved Gerber Knives for Brothers Day

Let’s Jump in Together, Bro

May 24th is Brother’s Day. It gives us another day to celebrate “brotherly love”. How can you and your brother observe this day?

Maybe jump into the water together.
Share some quality time together. Have lunch.
Return those tools that you borrowed 10 years ago.
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If you haven’t talked for a while, this is the perfect day to get caught up on happenings.
Give your brothers Engraved Gerber Knives. It’s a quality gift that will last a lifetime. It’s popular all over the world.

National EMS Week and Engraved Buck Knives

National EMS Week

In 1974, President Gerald Ford declared the third full week in May of every year, National EMS Week.

How can you and I show our appreciation to those who are dedicated to help us after a medical tragedy?

Thank the first responders that you may
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know. Maybe some of them have already saved your life.
Share your comments on facebook and twitter using #NationalEMSWeek.
Take an EMS worker to lunch.
Give them Engraved Buck Knives with your company logo as a show of appreciation.

Give Company Logo Knives for International Volunteer Recognition Day

The United States isn’t officially involved in this, but April 20 is International Volunteer Recognition Day in Canada and the UK. We don’t know who started this special day. But, it is a great opportunity to thank those who give of themselves. How can you be a part of this day? You can help in 2 ways. First, by being a volunteer yourself. Second, by honoring volunteers.

Give Company Logo Knives for International Volunteer Recognition Day

How to be a volunteer:

Pick a subject that you enjoy. Is it cooking, gardening, driving, painting, performing music, singing, writing, talking?
Find a way to combine your subject to an area of need. You may find it in local volunteer organizations, government, and churches.
Your local civic clubs, like Rotary, Kiwanis, and Lions offer many ways to share your talents.
Governments need people to volunteer on citizen groups, like the parks, shade tree commission, zoning appeals board, civil service, and the utilities commissions.
Churches offer many ways to use your talents. Singing in the choir, visiting patients in the hospital, hospice, playing your instrument, cooking, delivering, and taking people grocery shopping.

How to thank volunteers:

Contact the mayor or manager of your city, and ask if he would be willing to write a proclamation to call attention to those volunteers. Then call the newspaper and have them take a picture in an appropriate setting.
If you have been on the receiving end of volunteers, you can simply give them a big hug, and thank them.
Give personalized gifts, like company logo knives to the volunteers in your favorite service group. You can choose a government, church, or civic group. Again, you can ask your mayor to call the newspaper and TV stations, to get involved in the appreciation ceremony. People like to read and watch human interest stories like this.
You just might be starting a brand new routine in your community.

Problems With Personalized Pocket Knives (and Solutions)

Personalized Pocket Knives Sometimes Have Problems.

Personalized Pocket Knives have your logo on them, so you can give them away and advertise your business at the same time. This is a great advertising idea, but here are some problems that can occur. Also the solutions and ways to prevent future problems.

Your knives did not arrive in time for your trade show. If the engraver promised a ship date, and failed to make it, then you deserve your money back. If however, he shipped on time, but UPS or Fedex took too long, then we are all victims of that situation. UPS currently doesn’t guarantee even a 2-day shipping method.
Your logo was engraved in the wrong location. You deserve your money back, or a discount on the knives. Or, the engraver can redo your order.
The knives are too big (or too small). The size of the knives is mentioned on the websites of all knife retailers. Next time, pay close attention to that. Sometimes the looks of a picture don’t convey the size of something.
The knives don’t look like the picture. The only time this can happen is when the handle material is natural wood or natural bone. Each knife handle can vary from each other and from the picture. If there is another variation, attributed to a misleading picture, then you deserve compensation.

Welcome Spring With Spring-Assisted Pocket Knives Engraved with Your Logo

March 20 will be the first day of spring. Winter is finally about over. What a relief!

Speaking of spring, let’s celebrate with one of these spring-assisted pocket knives engraved with your company logo. With an easy movement of the flipper, the knives open up and lock in place. There’s no need to worry about the blade folding on you when in use. When you’re done, just unlock it with the linerlock tab, and clip it to your pocket.

95-RT200L Kutmaster spring-assisted pocket knives engraved with your company logo

Kershaw® “Leek” Knife, Black, 1660 CKT spring-assisted pocket knives engraved with your company logo

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Celebrate National Employee Appreciation Day with Engraved Gerber Knives

Happy Employees at Your Shop

The first Friday in March is National Employee Appreciation Day.

How do bosses show their appreciation?

Give a cash bonus.
Give the employees a ham or turkey.
Give them a party at the shop.
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Give them a long-lasting tool, like engraved Gerber knives with the company logo.
Give them a Thank You note.
Being kind to them on a daily basis and praise them for jobs well done.
Hold a “Dress Down Friday”.
Display an “Employee of the Month” poster.

How do you find out what kind of appreciation your employees prefer? Ask them. Amazingly, I have found out that a $10 ham is cherished more than a $20 bonus check. This survey was done at a local shop a couple years ago. I was shocked at the response.

In any case, it pays to show your appreciation to your employees on a regular basis. It pays in productivity and longevity.

Who Says Engraved Buck Knives Can’t Be Colorful?

Engraved Buck Knives in Color

Buck has broken the mold of conformity, with the introduction of the Slim Select 110s series of pocket knives. Now buying engraved Buck Knives with your company logo can be a colorful experience. Many corporate logos have color in them. Now it is possible to reflect or compliment that color in the knife handle. These are made in the USA of domestic and foreign parts. They are available in Green, Tan, Grey, Orange, Red, and Black, and are a full 4 4/5″ long, closed. The blade is 3 3/4″.