What Works Best On A Promotional Umbrella?

Mar 27
09:33

2008

Gareth Parkin

Gareth Parkin

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When looking at promotional items, there is a lot of information that can be included. However, when it comes to particular items, you may want to go with the concept of “less is more”. This may be true for promotional umbrellas.

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Although you want certain information to be found on any promotional products your company may give away,What Works Best On A Promotional Umbrella? Articles having too much information on certain items may make the “advertising” look too busy and not very appealing.

Although promotional umbrellas seem to be a perfect place to put a great amount of information, due to the large area that can be utilized, adding too much information may lessen its effectiveness. Promotional umbrellas may only be seen briefly, out on the street or on a crowded golf course. Having a whole lot of information on the canopy of the umbrella may make it harder to read, making it a less effective advertising tool.

So, what information works best on a promotional umbrella? In looking at several samples, this seems to be the current trend of information included by companies using this promotional tool:

  1. Company Logo – first and foremost, you will want to see your company logo on the promotional umbrellas. The saying should be short and catch the attention of whomever might be reading it.
  2. Company Phone Number/Web Address – depending on the customer base you are hoping to reach, a company phone number or web site address can be added to your promotional umbrellas. Remember that your company logo and name needs to be readable, though…so do not include this information if it will distract prospective customers from catching your name. Phone books and key word searching can provide the curious with your business phone number and website.

Other information like your location and address can take a lot of room and make a promotional umbrella nearly impossible to read. It is really in your best interest to refrain from adding such information to the canopy of the umbrella, if possible.