MJ Graphics, Inc. is the largest distributor's of promotional items in the United States.

Some of our clients include Fortune 500 companies who use our promotional products data base for identifying and selecting unique promotional items and advertising specialties. Promotional items and advertising specialties are an extremely cost effective method to promote your business or profession.

The ultimate goal in advertising is "Targeted Market Exposure."

Our web site provides answers to the following questions:

- What are promotional items used for?

- Who uses promotional items?

- Why should you use promotional items?

- How effective are promotional items?

- Success stories of businesses that used promotional items and how effective were the results.

MJ Graphics, Inc., at no extra charge, offers many additional services that will save your company time and money.

Our on-line catalog displays a wide variety of frequently used promotional items and advertising specialties.

MJ Graphics, Inc. has over 500,000 promotional items which can be custom decorated with your company name, logo and promotional message. Promotional items and advertising specialties are proven marketing methods to promote new business.

Our account executives are here to help you select the correct promotional items and advertising specialties to advertise and promote your business.

Generating sales, developing customer loyalty and introducing new products and services are primary objectives in maintaining a successful business or profession. Promotional items and advertising specialties are a powerful cost effective media to accomplish these objectives.

Promotional items provide a high-performance, cost effective media for advertising.

Below are a few examples of how promotional items are used in business:

1. Building Goodwill

2. Produce sales leads

3. Ensure continued patronage

4. Saying thank you

5. Introduce new businesses, products and services

6. Build customer loyalty

7. Announce grand openings

8. Improved customer relations

9. Fund raising

10. Enhance direct mail response

11. Produce direct sales

12. Publicize company products

13. Deliver institutional message

14. Souvenirs in gift shops

15. Give recognition

16. Keep phone number and address in front of customers and prospects

17. Personalized presentation

18. Prevent Buyer's Remorse

19. Activate accounts

20. Door openers

Sales reps for a new product line were having a difficult time getting past the receptionists at major retailing chains' buying offices. Then those reps were given ad specialty items, with instructions to hand them out to every receptionist and or buyer they saw.

Payoff: twice as many appointments!

A local pharmacist with a small store would advertise loss-leading specials, and do a great business. But the next week a competitor would do the same, and their business would suffer. They began handing out ad specialties as a way of thanking her customers.

Payoff: A solid, profitable business based on customer loyalty.

A major soft drink company planned to launch a new product, by use of a publicity campaign, in a country outside the US. In order to create instant brand-awareness, the marketing team included saturation coverage of the area with an oversized imprinted bottle cap that actually functioned as a bottle opener.

Payoff: A successful kickoff to a multi-million dollar sales campaign.

A full-service photo lab and gallery implemented a name recognition campaign in order to introduce their company in the professional community. They mailed calendars to a targeted list of photographers, lighting firms, ad agencies, trade publications and even local photography clubs.

Payoff: Heightened recognition an influx of new business.