1. ì
Custom
3D
Pens
Anything
You
Can
Imagine-­‐Your
Brand
Is
Important
To
Us.
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2. Promo
Effect
On
Brand
Marketing
ì The
ASI
(
Adver=sing
Specialty
Ins=tute)
Ad
Impressions
Study
launched
in
2012-­‐2013
period
by
ASI's
research
team
to
give
powerful
data
that
proves
ad
special=es
are
one
of
the
most
high
impact,
cost
effec=ve
ad
mediums
available..The
study
gauges
consumer
percep=ons
of
promo=onal
products
and
how
they
influence
buying
decisions;
highlights
the
popularity
of
key
promo
product
categories
by
demographic
group
(such
as
age,
race,
sex
and
gender);
reveals
the
cost-­‐per-­‐impression
of
top
adver=sing
specialty
product
categories;
and
shows
the
cost-­‐per-­‐
impression
of
promo=onal
products
compared
to
other
forms
of
adver=sing
media,
like
radio,
TV
and
Internet
adver=sing.
ì Based
on
Ad
Impressions
Study,
wri2ng
instruments
were
most
commonly
cited,
as
one-­‐half
(50%)
of
promo=onal
product
recipients
in
the
12
ci=es
in
the
U.S.
reported
geRng
at
least
one
in
the
prior
12
months,
similar
to
the
52%
that
reported
geRng
them
in
Sydney.
Philadelphians
con=nue
to
love
wri=ng
instruments
the
most.66%
say,
they
own
branded
pen
or
pencil
vs
50%
in
the
U.S
overall.56%
of
Caucasian
consumers
own
branded
wri=ng
instruments-­‐the
highest
percentage
of
any
racial
demographic.
Between
Genders:Women
53%
and
Men
47
%.
ì In
the
United
States,
consumers
in
Dallas
are
the
most
like
to
pass
along
the
item
to
someone
else:
75%
pass
along
promo=onal
items
they
don't
wish
to
keep.
71%
Chicago,
70%
Miami,
68%
Sea]le.Promo=onal
products
are
not
simply
thrown
away.
Items
are
kept
because
they’re
useful,
or
given
to
someone
whocan
use
them.
Adver=sers’
messages
o_en
go
beyond
the
ini=al
target.
Only
17%
of
consumers
wish
to
throw
away
product.
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3. Global
Statistics

4. Writing
Instruments
Power
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5. Usefulness
is
Key
91%
ì Usefulness
is
Key
and
Consumers
will
be
much
more
likely
to
keep
a
promo=onal
product
that
is
useful,according
to
the
survey.
For
wri=ng
instruments
the
percentage
for
USEFULNESS
is
91%.
ì Study
also
asked
respondents
whether
they
could
iden=fy
the
adver=sers
on
the
promo=onal
items
they
currently
owned.
The
result:
Nearly
nine
in
10
(86%)
U.S.
recipients
of
promo=onal
merchandise
can
iden=fy
the
adver=ser
on
the
item,
the
highest
of
any
country
in
the
study.
ì On
Study,the
average
number
of
impressions
each
promo=onal
product
receives
was
calculated.
The
number
of
impressions
a
product
makes
was
derived
from
mul=plying
how
long
a
recipient
has
the
product
to
how
many
people
he
comes
into
contact
with
each
month
while
using
it.In
the
U.S.,
we
again
saw
that
bags
generated
the
most
impressions
(5,983)
of
any
item
in
the
study.
That’s
because
bags
are
frequently
used,
o_en
in
public
places
where
they
can
be
seen
by
many
people.
Other
items
that
deliver
extremely
high
numbers
of
impressions
in
the
U.S.
include
wri=ng
instruments
3,134
impressions.
ì The
cost
per
impression
of
an
ad
specialty
(0.6
cents)
is
beHer
than
of
TV
(1.8
cents
),
magazines
(
1.8
cents)
and
newspapers
(0.7
cents)
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6. Custom
Molding
Is
Great
for
Brand
Awareness
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7. Biodegradable
For
Green
ì The
world’s
first
biodegradable
pen
made
from
corn!
Corn?
Yes,
corn!
ì Except
for
the
ink
refill,
this
green
pen
is
made
from
corn,
a
revolu=onary
new
material
derived
from
cornstarch.
Corn
is
remarkably
similar
in
look
and
feel
to
ordinary
plas=cs
with
one
important
excep=on:
it
is
completely
biodegradable!
This
means
that
unlike
conven=onal
plas=cs
that
never
breakdown,
this
green
pen
will
disintegrate
in
about
a
few
months
a_er
being
discarded
(breakdown
occurs
in
soil,
cornposters,
landfills,
etc.)
ì Corn
raw
material
supplied
by
BIOPLA
and
we
do
have
cer=ficates
for
DIN
EN
13432
ASTM
D6400
test
and
SGS
reports.
ì 100%
biodegradable
pla=cs
is
only
op=on
to
save
the
environment.It
is
important
for
Growing
Economies.
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8. Seed
Pens
For
Sustainability
Use
Your
Pen,Plant
Your
Seeds.
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9. Why
Go
Green?
ì Biodegradable
plas=c
In
2009,
the
United
States
generated
30
million
tons
of
plas=c
waste.
Thirteen
million
tons
was
plas=c
containers
and
packaging,
11
million
tons
was
durable
plas=c
goods,
and
7
million
tons
was
non-­‐durable
goods,
such
as
plates
and
cups.
Only
seven
percent
of
this
plas=c
waste
was
recovered
for
recycling.
These
sta=s=cs
tell
us
two
things;
there’s
a
lot
of
plas=c
in
the
world,
and
it’s
hard
to
get
rid
of.
It’s
a
product
that
is
built
to
last.
Can
biodegradable
plas=c
help
in
the
ba]le
against
plas=c
waste?
Biodegradable
means
that
a
substance
can
be
broken
down
by
living
organisms.
‘Biodegradable’
is
a
catch-­‐all
word,
and
covers
a
variety
of
types
of
plas=c.
In
fact
biodegradable
plas=cs
are
not
necessarily
made
from
bio-­‐material
(e.g.
plants)
–
some
biodegradable
plas=cs
are
made
from
oil
in
the
same
way
as
conven=onal
plas=cs.
Bioplas=cs
are
made
from
natural
materials
such
as
cornstarch.
You
may
not
be
able
to
see
the
difference
between
a
bioplas=c
and
a
plas=c
made
from
petrochemicals.
ì Over
=me
(some=mes
in
only
a
few
weeks)
bioplas=cs
break
back
down
into
natural
materials.
The
cornstarch
absorbs
water
and
swells,
causing
the
molecules
to
break.
Bacteria
in
the
soil
then
digest
these
molecules.
Biodegradable
plas=cs
are
either
hydrodegradable
or
oxodegradable.
They
contain
addi=ves
that
cause
them
to
decay
in
the
presence
of
light
and
oxygen.
But
unlike
bioplas=cs,
biodegradable
plas=cs
are
made
of
petrochemicals
and
don’t
always
break
down
into
harmless
substances.
ì NATIVE
AMERICAN
QUOTE
ì "We
do
not
inherit
the
earth
from
our
ancestors,
we
borrow
it
from
our
children"
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10. Recyclable
Pencils
ì It’s
Custom.
ì We
use
100%
recycled
Kra_
Paper
in
pencil
produc=on.
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