Business gifts are traditionally given by companies to maintain good relations with their partners and are available in all price ranges, from leather goods to technological products and trips. Corporate gifts are a resourceful object that helps in creating brand awareness and build a brand image in the market. These promotional gifts help to capture a wide market and maintains your brand image.
The more luxurious the gift the more the client will feel special and remember your company. A great gift is also noticeable to the public when it is offered to someone popular. Some examples of prestigious gifts are fountain pens, artwork and luxury watches like the ones found on Chronoexpert.
Anna Kendrick a great actress shared how she spent a lot of money to buy shoes to parade on the red carpet during the time she was unknown.
My stylist forced me to buy a pair of shoes more expensive than my rent,” she said. People had to think that my life had completely changed at that time, but this was not the case.
Hollywood Actress
Today, things are very different for her. Since being famous, she receives lots of free gifts.
It’s ironic, when you can buy your own expensive shoes, a brand lends you a pair…
Hollywood Actress
Luxury gifts like brand name watches can permanently imprint the brand in people’s minds.
The Patek Philippe House has long been one of the privileged suppliers of the Vatican. Under the pontificate of Paul VI, a dozen watches of the reference 3588, with a purple cardinal dial, were made for the distinguished guests of the Holy See, and the Patek Philippe Museum of Geneva exhibits refined timekeepers of the Popes Pius IX or Leo XIII. One of the most remarkable is also that of Pope Pius IX. A pocket watch with half-quarter repeats on two stamps, signed Patek Philippe. The yellow gold case bears the engraving “Pater, Rex, Dirigas Intelligentias and Corda” (“Our Father, King, you direct the intelligence and the hearts”).
John Paull II wore wrist watches from different brands, usually very prestigious, such as Omega, Ulysse Nardin and Rolex watches. The management of the company decides to use this fact for marketing purposes.
