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Trade shows are fantastic opportunities for construction companies to showcase their services, network with potential clients, and leave a lasting impression. But in the hustle and bustle of these events, how can you ensure that your booth stands out from the crowd? The answer lies in effective branding. Here are some essential branding needs
When you think of branding, you might envision flashy logos, trendy ad campaigns, and high-profile endorsements. It’s easy to associate branding with industries like fashion, technology, or food, but what about the trades and construction industry? Can branding play a significant role in these seemingly practical and hands-on fields? Absolutely! In fact, branding in the
Ah, the Lower Mainland and Greater Vancouver area. Our stunning landscapes are breathtaking, but they come paired with the reality of our ever-present rain. While many view the constant downpour as a downside, businesses have a unique opportunity: branded rain gear. Here’s how your company can make the rainy season work to its advantage.
Trade workers are the backbone of any successful construction, repair, or renovation project. They represent skill, dedication, and reliability. While the quality of work is paramount, the way these workers present themselves also plays a critical role in influencing a company’s image and credibility. That’s where company-branded apparel comes in. Here are five compelling reasons
Almost two years into the pandemic, one thing has become clear: working from home is here to stay. Even as offices reopen, many organizations are pivoting to hybrid work, which means that employees will toggle between working from home and working from the office. Work from home products are a great way for companies to
Whether you’re ready or not, the holidays are just around the corner, which means now is the time to start planning your corporate holiday gift giving. And whether you’re planning on gifts for customers, partners, employees, or all three, gift baskets almost always make a lovely option. In our experience, gift baskets can often make
Branded merchandise (often called ‘merch’) can be a very important piece of your company’s branding tool kit, but only when it’s done properly. Doing it properly means offering your clients, employees and customers high quality, carefully selected merchandise. Your merchandise needs to be relevant, and therefore it also needs to be seasonal. So as summer
There are so many marketing options available these days, and ROI on marketing is critical, now that so many businesses are working with limited budgets. Thankfully, there is one tried-and-true option that is tried-and true for a reason. It’s branded merchandise, and it works. Branded merchandise is important because it builds brand awareness and because
It seems like there are countless ways to advertise these days, but there’s one marketing stand-by that is tried-and-true for a reason: branded merchandise. Indeed, today’s smart companies treat good branded merchandise as an investment for attracting more clients and boosting sales. Keep reading to learn how the right branded merchandise plan can significantly boost
Have you ever done networking from a bowl? It can be very effective in finding you new leads and sales! Here’s 9 tips on how to network from a bowl. Give them a try and experiment to see what works for your business: Identify 3 businesses Where does your ideal client shop? What restaurants do
“When the Langley Senior Resource Society needed new tents for our community outreach activities, we reached out to Leading Edge. They have a good reputation of supporting community organizations and initiatives. Our rep, Suzanne, quickly pulled together options and pricing that suited our need and budget. We are thrilled with our bright orange tents as they really stand out at community events. We’ve received lots of compliments already from both our volunteers, members and the general public too.”
– Kate Ludlam, Executive Director
