I am looking for a stainless-steel or plastic tumbler type mug that I can order and have our company logo etched or laser engraved onto, without any color to the logo. So far the only ones I have found are screenprinting the logo on the item, and that doesn't work for us because we can't match our colors well enough. Any ideas? Please be serious. Thank you!
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Lot's of resources out there...\n\ncheck the links below for exceptional service\n\nDo a search for "engraved travel mug"\n\nYou'll find quite a variety.
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Jasmine - to improve this website you have to ask yourself a lot of questions. Who are they trying to appeal to? What do they want the viewer to do? Who is the competition? What position in the marketplace do they want to own?\nFrom a quick look at the site, I don't think it was meant for me - the average Joe. It seems to be focused on business to business. It's basically an online catalog. What's good about this? Any plumber or repair guy can go online and order the part they need. What's bad? The company comes off as a parts distributor with no true personality. A part is a part.\nFrom PD customer's perspective, why should they go to PD instead of Lowe's or some other parts company? Without a brand, PD is competing on price. That ain't good.\nI don't see anything on the site about the company except "In business for decades." What's the company's story? Why was there a need to open this business and why has it been successful? Do they make the best epoxy resin parts? Can they handle orders no one else can? What tolerances do they manufacture to? Who have they done business with? Do they supply parts to Her Majesty the Queen? Why PD?\nProfessionally, I think "Plastic Depot" is as generic as you can get in a company name. At least "South Bay Plastics" might have made me feel good about ordering from you guys if I was from the south bay area. A name is a big part of the brand. The Plastic Depot name and logo is about as engaging as a beige wall.\nWhat's ironic is your web address is plastic depotS .com and your name is plastic depot (with no "s"). I know the problems with getting the address of a common name but it seems silly to invest money into a new name that won't come up on the web when I type it out.\nCompare PD with Starbucks. Or even, check out http://www.snapon.com/ - their website has personality and they know the power of a brand. Even Home Depot knows how to make you feel good about ordering online from them. \nEven online, you want to differentiate yourself. You want to stand out. You want any viewer to come away with your main message - what makes DP the best company to do business with? Okay, they do plastics. And???\nPlastic Depot web site is organized the way PD does business. It might make sense to the company, but not to the consumer. How would somebody really use this? If I need a pump for my boat - wouldn't I want to look under the "marine" section to see what parts are available? Why must I sort through all you different kinds of pumps to find what I need?\nThere's an expression in advertising - sell the sizzle, not the steak. This web site is only selling steak. Look at http://www.napaautoparts.com/ - they too are selling parts. Yet they make the web site more attractive and easier to navigate.\nIt'd be helpful to find info on what plastics are best with which projects. What are the benefits of the acrylic fabrication? \nI don't easily get from the web site that I can order custom plastic parts. Should I? Just because PD may be a b2b company, doesn't mean it should be boring.\n\nWhat does it need? IMHO, it needs a makeover. It needs a page or pages that tells me the PD story. It needs to reassure me that the parts I order will be right the first time (if the parts are wrong or cracked, PD will delay my schedule and cost me money). It needs to organize the information into chunks that make sense. Someone looking for a football case does not care that PD makes ventilation ducts. The site needs to answer the FAQ under the tech advice. (If PD is the expert, here's their chance to shine and show off.) It needs buttons that work - I can't get back to "home" when I'm on a different page.\nIn essence, I'd recommend PD hire an ad agency or design firm and talk to pros about how they can build a site that goes beyond just cataloging the PD inventory. People do business wit
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What you are looking for is LICENSING, not sponsorships.  Check the websites of the organization's who's name/logo you want to use, and check out the licensing section - it will tell you who to contact and/or what the terms are for licensing their products/logos.
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Here's an idea, it's what my husband and I did:  At the reception, have small photo frames (I bought nice, but inexpensive ones at Christmas Tree Shop) with a piece of paper in them.  On the paper it said the guests name, table #, and meal choice.  We did this on the computer, so it would look professional. We looped some ribbon on to the back of the frame, so it can be used as a Christmas tree ornament.   When we sent thank-you's (they arrived shortly before Christmas) we enclosed a picture of us in the card.  This picture was the right size for the frame.  We used the computer to put our names, and wedding date on the photo.   Some people use it as a small frame/decoration,and some use it on their tree.   Everyone seemed to like it, at least it is something everlasting.
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This is happenening because the server is busy.  I got the coffee break one too.  Seems to me it would be better to say "Hang on a sec, our server is busy" instead of using all this cutsie stuff.  Looks like it's confusing a few folks (and no, it's not a virus.  :-P).
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I couldn't get the other persons link to work.\n\nHere are a few for you to choose from:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/metallica3628/Met-star.jpg\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/a1juan/starlogo.jpg\n\nhttp://metallicasuperfreak.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/ninjastarandlogo.jpg.w300h225.jpg\n\nhttp://metallicaboots.tripod.com/pictures/logos/load_logo_with_star.jpg\n\nAnd here are just some pics of the Ninja Star logo. I think it would make a cool tattoo...\nhttp://metallicasuperfreak.tripod.com/id5.html
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http://www.myemoticons.com/\nI can't tell you how to get them in the window cuz i am not going to install the tool bar.. sorry but it should be the same way as your email or msnger.. sould be a little code for it i know beer is (b) or (B)
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How about some Photo Engraved Jewelry of your kids like this http://www.giftweblog.com/2006/09/29/gold-photo-locket-gold-photo-engraved-jewelry/
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I like to give consumables to my co-workers.  Depending on what they like give a nice coffee mug filled with chocolates (buy in bulk from Costco) and a $5.00 or so gift card to Starbucks or your local coffee joint tucked in.  It's a fairly inexpensive but nice gift.
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My wedding coming this September is country themed.  I'm using mason jars with either fresh flowers or floating candles for my centerpieces and my colors are black, white, and pink.  I'm also going to have horse shoes for decorations.  I'm still looking for white wedding boots though.  And if you have can drinks or beer at your wedding you could get a big metal wash tub and fill it with ice and put your drinks in that!   Congratulations!
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These cars were done with "block" numbers as they were supposed to have been hand painted. Most sporting goods ,ie jerseys and such, have similar style numbers.As to a corespondeng font style try checking with a commercial printer in your area. They may be able to help.
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It definately has attractive colors, really pulls the eye in. The font is not plain, most logos are that way. For a t-shirt business it is probably the best I have seen in a while.\nHow do I as the consumer identify with watermala? What goes with the logo to bring in the orders? You have a great hook, how do you entice them to look further at your product?\nGOOD LUCK
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I and my boyfriend were just @ Walmart...I saw some plain white ones in the Crafting Dept...In the wedding section of that dept.\n\nI know there were at least 12 or 18 in a box.\n\nI do not know if you have a Walmart in your area, Maybe some of the arts & crafts stores with have boxes of them.\n\n\nHAPPY WEDDING (yours?)\n\n\nI just found these: http://americanbridal.resultspage.com/search?p=Q&ts=custom&w=cups%20and%20saucers&pw=teacups%20and%20saucers&rt=spelling&isort=score\n\nand these: http://www.wedding-favours.ca/1-ws-swish.htm\n\nand these: http://www.birthdayexpress.com/bexpress/product.asp?sku=E58381&keycode=GPR-946\n\nand these:http://www.escapeconcepts.com/Store/index.htm?7758.htm&1\n\nand here: http://www.njsweddingshop.com/centerpiece_tabletop_us.htm
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THIS IS EITHER A LOUSY WAY TO PROMOTE YOUR COMPANY OR A EQUALLY BAD WAY TO ASK A QUESTION.\n     ARE YOU ASKING WHERE YOU CAN FIND THINGS TO BLING YOUR DESK AT WORK? OR WHERE TO FIND GIFTS TO SUCK UP TO THE BOSS? NOBODY RESPECTS A KISS ASS BROWN NOSE SO I HOPE YOU ARE NOT TRYING TO HARD TO GIVE MANAGMENT A GIFT THAT WILL REMAIN ON HIS/HER DESK AS A CONSTANT REMINDER OF YOU THAT COULD BACKFIRE BIGTIME GO SIT IN THE BATHROOM TIRED AND DIRTY TRYING TO HIDE TILL FIVE THIRTY
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http://www.animatedknots.com/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg\n\nhttp://www.tollesburysc.co.uk/Knots/Knots_gallery.htm
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Hey, get something original.\n\nhttp://www.takase.com/TattooDesign/TattooDesign.htm
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I can't answer your question with absolute certainty, I apologise, but may have something to point you in the right direction...\nThere used to be a show on HGTV called Modern Masters- there was a metal artist on there once, the cut 1/2 inch wide copper strips, wove them into a 'fabric', carefully folded it and placed it into a kiln (1500? 1600? degrees f), he let it soak in the heat for a while (can't remember how long), then took it out and placed it into a water bath.  I think part of the colouring process might have come from the rapid cooling?  The piece had the colours you were looking for, as I recall.  \nI like the sound of what you're doing...hope it all works out for you...