 While the rest of the world focuses on Brazil for the FIFA World Cup, we at Magnets USA are swept up in the hype of football season — well, specifically, football schedule season.
If you haven’t already incorporated our magnetic football schedules into your marketing campaign, we’re (shamelessly) here to recruit you. So huddle up and listen closely! 1. They come with a built-in fan base. Baseball might be America’s pastime, but football is a way of life. From high school teams to professional picks, Americans’ loyalty to the gridiron is as undeniable as wings at a tailgate. This is what makes magnetic football schedules such a community-based marketing tool — they’re a way to connect with your clients’ personal interests. And because our templates can feature up to six teams’ schedules, you’ll be able to please everyone — and all for around $1 per contact. 2. Finding fans is easier than ever. We can provide you with contoured mailing lists and help you choose which teams to include on your schedule — teams that will mean the most to your clients. 3. Schedules with high school teams are the perfect excuse to connect with potential clients face-to-face. Pass them out at Friday night games, in ticket lines or at Booster Club meetings. It’s no secret that small efforts to put yourself out there can reap big rewards. 4. Magnetic football schedules are a marketing strategy that lasts. Packed with pertinent team information, they’re a convenient resource your customers will refer to throughout the season — and a useful gift they’ll keep on their fridges or office filing cabinets for months. And like all the products we offer, we can do the mailing for you — that’s right, the entire mailing process. By choosing our mailing services, we’ll address, stuff, seal and transport your product to the U.S. Postal Service. What could be easier? To get started on your order, give us a call at 800-869-7562. OK, now break! To hear how our magnetic high school football schedules helped boost one customer's marketing campaign, click here. Comments are closed.
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