Baylar Promotion

USB Flash Memory

admin — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 06:45:24 +0000

Baylar is happy to announce to be one of the leading gifts and promotion company with ISO 9001-2008 Quality Certificate at Turkey.
We are happy to improve our company system to the world standarts

Hediyenisec Online Shop

admin — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 08:58:42 +0000

Hediyenisec.com is new site of Baylar Promosyon company for online gift items.

We began with domestic sales first and hope to become international in the next years.

you can check our gifts items at the link below:
www.hediyenisec.com

BayCHIP Usb Flash Memory Products

admin — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 08:50:21 +0000

We are happy to inform you that our BayCHIP registered brand usb flash memory products now offer 2 years legal Turkish Industry and Business Department guarantee.

We do not offer the warranty in simple way but in legal systems

609 Wooden Penholder

admin — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:39:46 +0000

Our new item is “609 Wooden Penholder”.

This rectangular design penholder comes with clock, calendar function and thermometer.

It is a good choice for all kinds of promotional needs.

609 Wooden Penholder

608 Wooden Penholder

admin — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 10:50:06 +0000

Our new item is "608 Wooden Penholder".
This hexagonal designed classy penholder is waiting for you.
Its clock, calendar and thermometer is designed for your delight with its classical and modern design.

Credit Card Style Metal USB Flash Memory (2 GB)

admin — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 07:07:09 +0000

With our new designs our USB flash disk product range is expanding. Keychain model USB, wooden and leather design USB models were added to our website these months.. Now, we have our new model “credit card style metal usb flash memory”.

This model comes with a printable surface.. It is metal and has a wide printing area for promotions and Logo printing . As it is very slim, you can carry it in your wallet ar at your bag too…

China Culture And Travel Guide

admin — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 10:08:35 +0000

Our General Manager Ali Baylar’s new book “ÇİN KÜLTÜRÜ VE SEYAHAT REHBERİ” (Chinese Culture and Travel Guide) has just been published.
Ali Baylar wrote out his 20 years of experience about China in his book and the book is filled with many interesting facts about Chinese culture.

The book is sold at main bookstored and also bookshops online.

The english version of this book will be published also soon…

“O ESGi GüNLER” book published!

admin — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 21:05:19 +0000

New book of our General Manager Ali Baylar has been published at December 2008.

The book is about 1980’s at Elazig city where he was born and lived until 1986. ( He has moved to Istanbul on 1986). The speciality of the book is the writing style in Elazig dialect. Turkish language is a widely spoken language and has many dialects used in different areas.

The book is sold at big bookstores and also online bookshops

BAYLAR 2009 Catalogue

admin — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 07:44:49 +0000

Baylar Promotion has just published 2009 catalogue for promotional items.

There are the new products for 2009 season in the catalogue… This year plenty of new items have been added to product range. Promotion business must be done with professional companies.

2009 policy is to reach high-end customers with the new products…

History shows that promotions work

admin — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 08:46:48 +0000

Welcome to the wonderful world of promotional products. For those of you new to the industry, here’s a simple definition:
Promotional products are generally useful, and often decorative, items imprinted with a company’s name, logo or message and used in marketing and communications programs.
The ultimate intent, of course, is to generate more revenue for the company handing out the promotional goodies by giving potential customers something to remember them by. Though use of promotional products may seems like a simple marketing solution today, the industry itself had a somewhat staggered start.
Want to learn more? We invite you to wander down a path paved with little known facts and lots of research.
Let’s start in 1789, when George Washington was elected president. Research shows commemorative buttons were given out to the public during that time. Though all aspects of a political conversation are being avoided here, it should be noted that this was the first known usage of a promotional product.
Wooden specialties, the Farmers’ Almanac and advertising calendars can all be traced back to the early 1800’s. However, it wasn’t until the latter part of the 19th century that a great quantity of promotional products were marketed, thus leading to the industry as it is known today.
In 1914, the first trade shows became a part of the promotional product industry. Now, trade shows play a vital role and are held several times each year. When an industry trade association was formed in 1904, representatives from 12 promotional products manufacturers issued operating procedures. By 1906, the association had 56 members. Records show that in 1928, 132 members participated, and a recent study shows membership of more than 6,500 and 1999 sales of nearly $15 billion.
Making Them Work for You
So, now that you are familiar with how the industry was started, you may be wondering how this form of advertising could work for your company.
Whether you are looking for a way to motivate your staff or recruit more business, this industry could be of some assistance.
Promotional products are used in several ways. Chief executive officers of companies award employees with desktop accessories or apparel, glassware items or technology toys with logos engraved, screenprinted or embroidered as an incentive to continue working hard. Oftentimes, companies will buy a product with their name on it and give it away at VIP openings or fund-raising events.
Research shows that customers, both new and old, who receive promotional products return sooner and reorder more quickly and more frequently than those who receive no promotional incentives.
According to Southern Methodist University, new customers of a dry cleaning company that received promotional products over an eight-month period spent 27 percent more than those who were only given coupons. Additionally, the promotional product recipients were also noted to patronize their dry-cleaners 49 percent more than those who received only a coupon (in each of the eight months studied).
Build Customer Goodwill
Baylor University conducted a study in 1992 on the attitudes of customers toward companies. The study involved a textbook publishing company and 4,000 educators. The customers were given one of three of the following items: a thank you letter, a pocket calculator and a letter, or an inexpensive highlighter and a letter.
The study showed the attitudes of the customers who received a promotional product were much more positive toward sales people and the company than those who were only sent a letter of thanks. Customers who received the pocket calculator rated the ability of the sales peoples 34 percent higher than those who were sent just a letter.
Generate Customer Referrals
Along with the study done on customer’s attitudes, Baylor University performed a study to see how likely customers were to give sales representative referrals with and without a promotional incentive.
The study was done with 20 Mary Kay beauty consultants. Out of the 20 consultants, half distributed promotional gifts to customers. Both groups asked for referrals of friends and associates whom they could contact in the future. Research shows that providing promotional gifts increased the likelihood of generating more customers. Customers who received a promotional product were 14 percent more likely to provide leads.
Increase Trade Show Traffic
In a study done by Exhibit Survey, Inc., it was shown that by using promotional products, companies can have an advantage over other exhibitors for customer attention.
Before a trade show, an exhibitor sent invitations to nearly 5,000 registrants. Along with the invitations, small groups received from zero to three gifts–before, at and after the show.
Research showed that the response was greatly higher for the members who received a gift set before and at the show than those who just received an invitation.
Employee Awards & Incentives
In 1994, Baylor University randomly surveyed 1,500 regarding their opinions about employee awards and incentives. The results showed that employees work hard and are motivated to win awards, and they encourage their co-workers to work toward awards and incentives as well.
A 1999 survey by the Incentive Federation, Inc. revealed that incentive programs are highly effective and cost efficient. The survey was sent to 4,000 executives in a cross-section of U.S. companies who were already users of merchandise and travel items for motivation/incentive purposes. The study indicated that American businesses spend about $23 billion annually on merchandise and travel for motivational use.
Research information and statistics courtesy of Promotional Products Association International.

http://www.find-a-promotion.com/history.html