Unique Leave Behind For Sales Personal Looking To Be Remembered

Written by Tami Ross on 25 February 2010

Pens, notepads and desk stuff have their place, but they’ve been done…

As a sales professional how to you make your visit memorable?  Have you thought about leaving behind a yummy treat with your logo or a call to action message?  Cookies, available in a variety of shapes and colors, offer a great option.  From a cell phone shape with your phone number on it to your logo or a “thank you” the hand made touch can make your leave behind a unique trademark!

Minimum order is 100 cookies per design (some set-up charges may apply).

Available in gingerbread or sugar dough.

Typical shelf life is 6 months

Tami Ross
Gift & Appreciation Marketing Specialist with OBB Nashville

Be Original! Give Original!

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We save you time, money and get your name in front of your customer one more time! We will never compromise on quality or variety and you’ll always be the first to know what’s new. If your gift needs to go across town or across the continent, you’re covered.

What sets us apart?
We pride ourselves on being “original” – we find unique gifts and gourmet treats customized to your business that can be presented professionally with your company logo on the bow ribbon.

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