April 2008
Newsletter

Featured Product of the Month
Kick-off the Outdoor Sports Season with the best seat in the house

Relax in the great outdoors in the privacy of your own back yard, at the lake or your favorite game!

More than a chair, it features 2 can holders, a zippered pocket and its own carrying case.

Click picture for ordering info.

For more information on this product contact your Account Executive at Infinity Print Group!

Where to Use Promotional Products
Praveen Samra

Promotional products represent a key ingredient of marketing and advertising campaigns run by businesses and organizations, from

major blue chips and government bodies to hospitals, universities, schools and clubs.

Promotional products have a wide variety of uses. According to the Promotional Products Association International (PPAI) in the US the top ten uses are: business gifts, trade shows, brand awareness, employee relations and events, public relations, dealer/distributor programs, new customer/account generation, new product or service introduction, employee service awards, and not-for-profit fundraising programs.

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Beware of Best Business Practices
Jimmy Vee and Travis Miller

Success doesn’t happen by accident. It has nothing to do with luck. It’s not a magic pill someone swallows or a wand someone waves which immediately manifests a revolutionary change in status and bank balance. Success requires strategic planning, action, and commitment.

Success also takes an additional ingredient most people overlook; the ability to thumb your nose at conventional wis

dom and so-called “best practices” about achieving success. You’ve heard the lines “It’s luck” or, “You have to be in the right place at the right time” or, “It’s all about who you know” and the big one, “It’s about how hard you work.” Those lines just aren’t true.

These statements make up much of the conventional wisdom about what it takes to become a success. However, conventional wisdom is not always the best wisdom, and can frequently be detrimental if followed.

The uber successful don’t conform and they aren’t ordinary. From the minute people are born, they start to conform and follow the herd. They do what everyone else is doing, the way everyone else is doing it. They are taught to stand in line and work to “fit in.” They follow the masses and all get the same results… average results.

So what can you do to get on a path to innovation, extraordinary progress and extreme success?

Sincerely,

Stephanie Diedrich

Marketing Coordinator

stephanie@infinityprintgroup.com

309.888.4442

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