We love Neat Stuff but would prefer you keep your money unless we can show you how to use promotional marketing to make an IMPACT…in a host of areas including sales, branding, safety, employee recognition, new product introductions, client relationships, trade show marketing.
Neat Stuff Fan Club member Bill Cooper, CEO of Stalwart Systems, says it best, “When I spend time with you folks, I feel like I’m leveraging marketing genius!”
Traditional imprinted products are effective for a variety of promotions but sometimes you want items that are a little different. For a jaw-dropping reaction, consider one of these 25 offbeat products with your company name or logo emblazoned on it.
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Outrageous Trade Show Marketing
Don’t take our word for it, listen to our clients:
“Thanks to the Neat Stuff plan, we had 15-20 folks lined up in front of our booth at the medical show in Vegas. We’ve got the pictures to prove it!"
~Brad Nolan, Partner, Patient 360
It’s never about the stuff. It’s always about the results.
What is Neat Stuff University?
We Have the Neatest Stuff
For years, folks have told us, "You have the Neatest Stuff!" We love utilizing Neat Stuff (Corporate Apparel & Promotional Items...Neat Stuff with your logo on it!) to help our clients impact numerous areas including corporate image and branding, sales goals, safety programs, positive connection with employees, product and service introductions, client relationships.
Haines Maxwell started Maxwell & Associates, Corporate Promotions, in Fort Mill, SC with a 1986 VW Jetta, a handful of catalogs and a mouth.
August, 1995
After joining and spending several years with a larger, promotional firm through the early 90's, Maxwell & Associates was "reborn" and soon received much needed help and encouragement with the additions of Gail Wherry and Steve Walker. World-wide Headquarters moved to the Cotswold area of Charlotte, NC on Sharon Amity. Folks everywhere began to exclaim, "You sell the Neatest Stuff!"
