Promotional products that put your name in people's hands

Promotional products are ordered through Logo Loco, my promotional products brand. That's where you can browse what's available, compare options and place an order. This site doesn't list products or prices, because the selection is large and changes often, and Logo Loco is built for exactly that.

What I can do here is help you think it through: what's worth putting your name on, what fits your customers and how it connects back to your website.

Most businesses start with a handful of everyday items, the things people actually keep and use:

• Pens, the classic leave-behind for every counter, truck and sales call
• Cups and mugs that sit on desks and kitchen counters every day
• Pizza cutters and other kitchen tools that live in a drawer and come out every week
• Hats for your crew and your fans, printed or embroidered
• Bags and totes that carry your logo everywhere they go
• Custom t-shirts, covered on my screen printing page

To see the full range, visit logoloco.co.

If you set up at trade shows, farmers markets, home shows or community events, a matching kit makes you look established before anyone reads a word:

• Tents with your logo and colors, so people can find you across the lot
• Banners that say who you are and what you do in a glance
• Table covers that turn a plain folding table into your booth

Pair the booth with a giveaway, such as pens or bags, and a sign that points to your website, and people leave with something in hand and a place to find you later.

A branded product and a website do two different jobs, and they're strongest together.

• The product keeps you in hand. A mug or pizza cutter sits in someone's kitchen long after the event. Your name is there when they need what you do.
• The website closes the loop. When they're ready, they look you up. Your website and Google Business Profile need to answer their questions and make it easy to call.

That's the whole reason I offer both. I build custom-coded websites designed to be found in search and quoted by AI answer engines, and through Logo Loco I put your brand on the things people touch every day. When the colors, logo and message match, a customer who meets you at an event and later finds you online knows right away it's the same business.

• Pick useful over clever. Things people use often stay out of the junk drawer and keep your name in sight.
• Match the product to the customer. A home service company might choose kitchen tools and mugs; a gym or salon might choose bags and hats.
• Keep the design simple. Your logo, plus your website or phone number, is usually all a small item needs.
• Make your website worth visiting. If you put your web address on a product, the site should load fast and answer questions up front. My website speed page explains why that matters.
• Stay consistent. Use the same logo and colors on products, apparel, your website and your profiles.

Browse logoloco.co to see what's available, or call or text me at 480-550-2871 any time if you want help choosing. If you need a logo cleaned up, matching apparel or a website to go with it all, we can plan it together.