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When it comes to promotional merchandise, few items offer the elegance, utility, and brand impact of engraved pens. For businesses looking to leave a lasting impression, engraved pens can elevate your marketing strategy by providing a sleek, premium product that customers will not only appreciate but also use regularly. In Australia, About Pens is the […]

Developing strong customer relationships is crucial for the growth of any business, and in a world overflowing with digital interactions, personalised promotional pens offer a tangible way to keep your brand in front of customers. These pens not only serve a functional purpose but also leave a lasting impression on your clients, building familiarity and

In the land of kangaroos and koalas, where the Outback meets the ocean, there’s a gift idea that’s making waves across Australia – personalised pens. These aren’t your ordinary writing instruments; they’re miniature masterpieces that carry messages, memories, and meaning. Let’s dive into the world of customised pens and discover why they’re becoming the go-to

Promotional Products Work! According to a study by the Promotional Products Association International(PPAI) in 2017, 89% of consumers have received a promotional product in the last six months. Their reactions? 79% researched the brand 83% more likely to do business with the brand 82% had a more favourable impression of the brand Their recall? 9

Of all the corporate executive gifts, a premium personalised metal pen can be among the most powerful. On the right writing instrument, a  custom engrave as opposed to a pad or full colour digital print, signifies to others an air of authority. Doctors, lawyers and prominent public figures often need to sign documents and the

The use of a pen as a promotional product giveaway is a classically successful marketing and branding tool. A study conducted by the BPMA who surveyed close to 15,000 people who had received a promotional product for free within the previous year found that: 66% of participants said they could recall the brand on the