"I really do feel that any customer or prospect could fit a USB drive into their marketing or brand awareness campaign," said Tony Anderson, owner of TNT Promotions Inc./Geiger, Orange County, Iowa. He said he typically sold more to markets with a technology edge, but was careful to corroborate that the products are undefined by markets, instead focusing on their ability to help spread information. "What I've found is it's almost a better fit for the markets that have never thought how they might even use a USB," said Anderson, who cited an example of a large church to which he sold USBs devices. He explained the church used the drives in its welcome center, loading things like service times, welcome videos, information for ministry groups and anything else a first-time visitor might need to know.
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