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89% of consumers have received a promotional product in the last six months REACH Millennials GEN Xers Baby Silent Boomers Generation 1 ) 2 ) 3 ) 4 ) 5 ) Promotional Broadcast Online Print Mobile Products 9 in 10 recall the branding 8 in 10 recall the messaging 7 in 10 recall the call to action RECALL REASONS Who Recalls What Best? Millennials best recalled social media. Generation Xers best recalled directional calls to action, or statements with definitive instructions. Baby Boomers best recalled points of reference such as website domains or contact information. A COMPANY’S: people keep promotional products: 3 TOP reasons researched the brand more likely to do business with the brand REACTION 82% had a more favorable impression of the brand RESONANCE REPEATED EXPOSURE 1 83% 81% keep promotional products for more than a year RELATIVITY # 1 Ranked most effective form of advertising to prompt action across all generations Copyright © 2018 Promotional Products Association International. PPAI Research . All rights reserved. 11+ Years 6-10 Years 1-5 Years <1 Year 18% 22% 41% 19% 8 10 in The 5Rs of Promotional Products REACH RECALL RESONANCE REACTION RELATIVITY Consumer Study Summary Brands have always relied on advertising vehicles to communicate with their target audiences. This traditional advertising model is built to ultimately direct the consumer path to purchase back toward the brand. In order to measure success, brands rely on performance metrics to evaluate the strength of the selected advertising channel. The PPAI Consumer Study employed five key performance metrics to evaluate the role of promotional products as an advertising channel. These metrics were designed to capture quantifiable results throughout the consumer path to purchase. The result: promotional products are built to leverage the greatest reach, drive recall and fiercely resonate to engage the best reaction among consumers, relative to any other advertising channel. Methodology and detailed findings can be reviewed in the full report at: ppai.org/members/research. THE MODERN CONSUMER IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT Fun Functional BRANDING MESSAGING CALL TO ACTION Trendy Name Logo Slogan Tagline Website Social Media Contact Directional Hashtag

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89% of consumers have received a promotional product in the last

six months

REACH

Millennials GEN Xers Baby Silent Boomers Generation

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

Promotional Broadcast Online Print Mobile Products

9 in 10 recall the branding

8 in 10 recall the messaging

7 in 10 recall the call to action

RECALL REASONS

Who Recalls What Best?

Millennials best recalled social media.

Generation Xers best recalled directional calls to action, or statements with definitive instructions.

Baby Boomers best recalled points of reference such as website domains or contact information.

A COMPANY’S:

people keep promotional products:

3TOP

reasons

researchedthe brand

more likely to do business with the brand

REACTION

82%had a more favorable impression of the brand

RESONANCE

REPEATED EXPOSURE1

83%

81%keep promotional products for more than a year

RELATIVITY#1Ranked most effective

form of advertising to prompt action across all generations

Copyright © 2018 Promotional Products Association International. PPAI Research™. All rights reserved.

11+ Years 6-10 Years 1-5 Years <1 Year

18% 22%

41%

19%

8 10in

The

5Rs ofPromotional Products

REACH

RECALL

RESONANCE

REACTION

RELATIVITY

Consumer Study SummaryBrands have always relied on advertising vehicles to communicate with their target audiences. This traditional advertising model is built to ultimately direct the consumer path to purchase back toward the brand. In order to measure success, brands rely on performance metrics to evaluate the strength of the selected advertising channel. The PPAI Consumer Study employed five key performance metrics to evaluate the role of promotional products as an advertising channel. These metrics were designed to capture quantifiable results throughout the consumer path to purchase. The result: promotional products are built to leverage the greatest reach, drive recall and fiercely resonate to engage the best reaction among consumers, relative to any other advertising channel.

Methodology and detailed findings can be reviewed in the full report at: ppai.org/members/research.

THE MODERN CONSUMER IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT

FunFunctional

BRANDING

MESSAGING

CALL TOACTION Trendy

Name

Logo

Slogan

Tagline

Website

Social Media

Contact

Directional

Hashtag