Unleashing the Power of Branded Promo Items: Lewis & Knopf, CPAs

Chelsea Mills • November 8, 2023

Lewis & Knopf, CPAs is a dynamic and forward-thinking company, understands the importance of creating a strong and lasting impression with their employees, potential recruits, and the general public. They have realized that the key to successful branding and engagement lies in the careful curation of promotional items. Let's delve into the three distinct scenarios where Lewis & Knopf, CPAs uses their branded promo items:


1. Onboarding New Employees


Lewis and Knopf recognizes that the onboarding process is a critical moment in an employee's journey. New employees often feel a mix of excitement and uncertainty as they start their new roles. To make this transition smoother and memorable, the company has invested in creating comprehensive employee kits. These kits are thoughtfully designed to welcome new team members into the Lewis & Knopf, CPAs family.


The products ordered for these employee kits may include branded merchandise such as shot glasses, chapstick, zippered clear pouches, backpacks, sticky notes, and notebooks with attached pens.


These items not only serve a practical purpose but also reinforce a sense of belonging and identity within the organization. They showcase the company's culture and values, creating a positive first impression and fostering a deeper connection with the brand.


2. Recruitment at Career Fairs


Participating in career fairs is a strategic move for Lewis & Knopf, CPAs to attract top talent. During these events, the company uses branded promotional items to stand out from the competition and leave a lasting impression on potential candidates. The products ordered for these events may include eye-catching banners, brochures, promotional swag like branded stress balls, USB drives, and more.


These promotional items not only grab the attention of prospective employees but also reinforce the company's commitment to excellence and professionalism. They serve as a tangible reminder of the Lewis & Knopf, CPAs brand, which can influence a candidate's decision to consider the company for employment.


3. Expos for the General Public


Lewis & Knopf, CPAs recognizes the importance of showcasing its brand to a wider audience. Whether at trade shows, expos, or public events, the company uses branded promo items to engage with the general public. The products ordered for these expos may include branded tote bags, keychains, A-MAZE-ing games, silicone slap bracelets, custom USB drives, golf balls, golf ball markers, and informational brochures.


These items are not only promotional tools but also valuable giveaways that can spark interest and curiosity among event attendees. They serve as tangible reminders of the company's presence, creating opportunities for brand recognition and interaction with potential clients, partners, and customers.


Lewis & Knopf, CPAs understands that creating employee kits, recruiting materials, and expo giveaways with branded promotional items is a powerful way to build a strong brand presence and foster meaningful connections. These items go beyond mere marketing; they create a sense of belonging, professionalism, and engagement, making Lewis and Knopf an attractive and memorable choice for new employees, potential recruits, and the general public.


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