Victoria Fine, co-owner of Fine Promotions, wearing a yellow jacket and smiling. She and her husband, Robb Fine, run the company specializing in promotional products and branded apparel.

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Fine Promotions drops weekly promo themes packed with ideas to elevate your brand and connect with your customers.

Promotional products create something digital marketing can’t: a real-world, lasting connection to your brand. At a time when hybrid teams, virtual meetings, and inbox overload are the norm, the right branded item cuts through the noise and keeps your brand top of mind—literally in someone’s hand, on their desk, or in their everyday carry.

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Case Study: This Promotional Product is in the Bag

Description: Laundry Bag
Industry: Financial
What it was purchased for: A credit union wanted to target college students and offer them an incentive to open a new account.