Showing Gratitude Through Corporate Gifting

Showing Gratitude Through Corporate Gifting
Not all corporate gifts are sent around the holidays. In fact, many companies choose to send their gifts during other times each year to stand out. Gifts can help celebrate the completion of a large project, the launch of a new product, an anniversary, or an exciting new deal. Not all corporate gifts are created equal. Find out who should be receiving corporate gifts, average spending limits, and more below.

For Clients:
Gift-giving is a great way to maintain happy relationships with clients. If a client hasn’t requested services in a few months, this is also a good way to drop a pleasant reminder. Take note of the client’s interests and habits. If they always drink wine at dinner, this indicates a simple gift avenue. Come corporate gift-giving time, this will allow for a more personable gift.
Never send promotional materials with your gift. Pens, notepads, and stress balls can be great for a tradeshow giveaway not as a corporate gift. Always attach a handwritten card to humanize your brand.

A good rule of thumb is to spend .01% of the revenue they brought in. For example, if a client brought in $20,000 in the past year, $200 would be an appropriate amount to spend on their corporategift.

For Employees:
Most employers choose to show their appreciation to their valuable employees each year. With a thriving job market, it’s important to keep employees feeling happy, appreciated, and valued so they stay with the company as long as possible. A small token at the end of the year, or an anniversary, can be a great way to accomplish this appreciation.
On average, companies spend about $50 per employee when it comes to corporate gifts. The topchoices include cash bonuses, gift cards, and food and drink gift boxes.

At Texas Hill Country Olive Company, we have a variety gift sets including various flavors and sizes of our premium olive oils grown and produced at our orchard in Dripping Springs. Our olive oil gift boxes are perfect for foodies, cooks, and culinary experts. Our oils are rich in flavor and extremely versatile for a variety of healthy recipes. To view our available corporate gift boxes, clickhere. 
Location: 2530 W Fitzhugh Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620, USA

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