IMPORTANCE OF ORDERING CASE QUANTITIES (DRINKWARE)

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Reasons why companies should opt to order cases of drinkware, versus smaller orders.

The most popular promotional drinkware products are coffee mugs and personalized water bottles, but items like stadium cups, thermoses, goblets, or wine glasses are also customizable and worthy of your company's logo! No matter which type of drinkware is right for your company, it's encouraged to purchase these items in case-sized quantities. Here's why:

They're Less Expensive

It’s far less expensive to purchase glassware by the case than it is to purchase individual or smaller lots. Usually, companies give price breaks to customers that order a larger quantity. You’ll be paying less per glass or cup if you purchase by the case. Plus, you'll save money in the long run because you won't need to reorder as frequently as you normally would! You can also save money on shipping costs when you purchase a case of drinkware. Wouldn't you rather pay shipping once instead of paying it several times? Buying smaller lots has a tendency to increase the shipping costs every time you need to reorder, but not when you order by the case!

They're Awesome Gifts and Peace Offerings

Companies using promotional drinkware can use their extra items for employee-relations projects, incentive or reward programs, or appreciation gifts. Ordering your custom glasses by the case ensures that you'll have enough items for your customers, your employees, and your promotions.

Consider how fast your company will go through your promotional products. What happens when a customer asks for an extra one? When you order a smaller quantity, it's important to keep an accurate inventory and to possibly restrict your recipients. If you don't have enough, how do you decide which customers or employees receive them and which have to leave empty-handed? If giveaways are part of your promotion and you run out before it's over, having to tell customers "no" could result in hurt feelings or negative feedback. Having extra promotional items on hand will help prevent this potentially dangerous situation from occurring!

Having larger quantities of promotional drinkware in stock will also come in handy when a client or customer is unhappy. Nothing says "I'm sorry" like an apology and a free personalized water bottle! Ensure that your clients are happy and be there to put smiles on their faces.

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