There’s no denying that having pocket knives engraved with your logo are a no-brainer for advertising your company. But what other things can you engrave them with? Here are some ideas:
– Your company’s slogan or catchphrase
– Employee/Customer of the Month
– An upcoming holiday
Don’t panic, but just in case you forgot, Valentine’s Day is just one week away. Many people are probably going the easy route (no judgment here!) and buying candies and flowers for their Valentine, but I think you can go one step further this year. Personalized Pocket Knives are more creative and thoughtful- just pick the shape, size, brand you love and wrap it up!
Can you name one person who has a hand in your daily life that you don’t normally see everyday? I’m sure you get at least one piece of mail on a daily basis, but do you actually see your mail carrier and say “hi”? Today is National Thank A Mail Carrier Day- so today is the day to say “thank-you” to them for all of their hard work.
To make your life easier, here is the perfect thank-you gift idea for them: pocket knives engraved with “Best Mail Carrier Ever.”
Another year has come to a close, and while many of us are thinking of what 2023 will bring and the resolutions we will make, I am just thinking of how thankful I am for a happy and healthy 2022.
No, it was not my “best year ever” (or not even close), but I plan to close this year being thankful for all of the blessings that came my way and those to come.
Happy New Year!
(P.S. Don’t forget to be thankful for the personalized pocket knives you received this year, too!)
Have you ever been gifted something that you wouldn’t pick out yourself? Have you ever thought, “Oh, my friend/sibling/coworker would actually love this”?
Enter National Re-Gifting Day! Today is the day where it’s actually okay to re-wrap those gifts that you don’t really like, and give them to someone else who would love them.
But what about pocket knives engraved with “Merry Christmas” or “Best Employee Ever”? Don’t even think of re-gifting those durable, practical, forever-sharp, amazing little gifts.
Happy holidays!
Many of you are looking out your windows today, on the Winter Solstice, watching snowflakes fall from the sky. But for those of us in warmer climates, we need this calendar date to remind us that it is, in fact, winter.
Engraved Gerber knives are also a good reminder that it is winter. Perhaps you are going hunting or camping for the holidays and need the perfect pocketknife. Maybe you need a last-minute gift for your employees. Whatever the reason, engraved Gerber knives are the safest bet you’ll probably make all year!
That’s correct. Personalized Pocket Knives are intended for one person. Each
knife is intended for each person whose name is engraved on it. The reason for this statement is that some people want their logo on 100 knives, and they call that personalizing. It’s not really personalizing unless each knife has the name of each recipient on it.
If you want your logo engraved on 100 knives, it is more accurate to call that “engraving” or “logo-ing”.
Halloween is 5 days away! If you haven’t done it yet, now is the time to throw together a last-minute costume. Will you go trick-or-treating with your children, or do you have a fun party to go to?
If you’re putting together a “Boo Basket” for your customers, don’t forget to include their favorite candy, a gift card to a local lunch spot, and pocket knives engraved with your company logo to help spread the cheer!
Happy Halloween!
Personalized Pocket Knives are persistently pertinent to the advertising efforts of businesses. That’s why business owners order them repeatedly. Why are they pertinent?
You can’t go wrong when you give personalized pocket knives with your logo.
So you like to keep a pocket knife on you at all times. It is handy to open packages, cut string and rope, and get someone out of a seat belt after an accident. When you fly on a commercial airline, what does TSA (Transportation Security Administration) have to say about your habit?
Since I sell pocket knives, one time I tested the system. When I travel by air, I like to take my fingernail clippers and toenail clippers. In the same shaving pouch I have a small inexpensive multi-knife. It has a small non-locking blade, scissors, and nail file. It is about 2″ closed. I normally put this shaving pouch in my checked bag. This time, I put it in my carry-on bag. Mainly because I was going on a short trip and didn’t need to use a checked bag. Surprise..I was able to go through the checkpoint. It worked that time, but who knows if TSA would allow this knife to pass every time.
What happens if you remember that you have an expensive knife in your pocket, and you are already in the TSA line? It’s too late to put it in your checked bag.
On your return trip, your knife might be gone, but it might still be there. It’s better odds than forfeiting it to the TSA agent.