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This is our best selling promotional beach towel , available in 21 colors. This towel weighs 11.0 lbs. per dozen and has a nice dobby border finish. This is a great towel if you are buying quantities and are looking to save money. QUR Feature Video Custom Label Bottled Water Demand for Digital Gifts Has Exploded Business for supplier MediaTree has taken off by delivering emailed rewards for the homebound. The promotional products that supplier MediaTree Rewards (asi/70303) offers the industry aren’t tangible, but they are lucrative. The Parsippany, NJ-based firm has been in the digital rewards business since the mid-2000s – back when downloading custom ringtones for your flip phone was totally hip. MediaTree offers various digital rewards from a variety of brands and retailers for the promotional products industry There isn’t much demand for premium ringtones anymore, but the company has carved out a niche with its gift card programs and digital rewards. Business has always been steady, says Bill Grassmyer, owner/founder of MediaTree. But in the last few weeks, due to stay-at-home orders and self-quarantining going on across the nation in response to the coronavirus pandemic, MediaTree’s business has “just exploded because now everyone is at home.” “Distributors are looking at items they can offer while at home,” Grassmyer says. “Our product fits the bill because it can be emailed.” The company does print physical gift cards, but most people have been opting to go fully digital with rewards sent directly via email. The other benefit is how quickly these digital gifts can be delivered. Turn time is within 24 hours, since there’s no physical product that needs to be created and shipped. MediaTree also can deliver on two of the big things people want when they’re stuck at home: food and entertainment. The supplier has a gift card product that allows people to pick from all the national retailers that deliver food, including GrubHub and Uber Eats, Grassmyer says. The supplier also offers digital movie rental vouchers. One quick glance at social media over the last few weeks demonstrates the obvious: many people have extra time for catching up on movies and TV. In fact, half of Gen Z and millennials and 49% of Gen Xers said they would be watching more online movies due to self-quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic, according to research conducted by tech company Morning Consult with The Hollywood Reporter. About a third of Gen Z and millennials were likely to rent movies via streaming services during the COVID-19 outbreak, according to the same Morning Consult report. And with restaurants’ dining rooms mostly closed, takeout service has become the only way to get a break from cooking at home all the time. In recent weeks, a lot of companies have been incorporating MediaTree’s digital rewards as part of employee-related gifts, to motivate and reward workers who may be working remotely for the first times in their careers. “To be able to provide a meal for a family, if a company can do that, it’s a nice thing to do,” Grassmyer says. A lot of distributors have been sending out digital gifts as self-promos. “They’re looking for a way to reach out and connect with their customer base in some way and just provide a little bit of joy,” Grassmyer says. “A lot of them are doing it because they want to be helpful.” Read More Creative 'Thank You' Gifts for Frontline Workers Suppliers are developing innovative, useful and delicious kits and care packages. Although many markets have dried up during the coronavirus pandemic, distributors, along with the rest of America, can rely upon frontline workers. Industries such as healthcare, emergency services, food processing/services, delivery drivers, law enforcement, postal workers, sanitation and more have been classified as essential workers, unable to stay home while the rest of the country practices social distancing. These people on the frontline deserve our gratitude for their selfless contributions, and many suppliers have updated their product lines accordingly. Here are some creative “thank you” gifts that distributors can capitalize on. Sweet Treats Everybody has to eat. Of course, frontline workers don’t always have time to cook or run out for a bite. Sending food as a token of appreciation is a major trend right now, according to suppliers. Alyssa Andrews, jack of all trades at Phoenix-based Fairytale Brownies (asi/53518), has gotten quite a few requests for “thank you” and “thinking of you” brownies since the coronavirus pandemic began. “Customers are sending gifts to hospitals, first responders, nursing homes and any place that a caregiver might be going the extra mile,” Andrews says. “Now that offices are closed, companies are conducting virtual meetings with brownie treats for their breaks. Others are sending gifts of encouragement just to let their team know they’re thinking of them. Birthday programs are still going strong – people are sending them as gifts to friends and family they can’t celebrate with in person.” Fairytale Brownies has gotten several requests for “Thank you” and “thinking of you” brownies. Being proactive is crucial for generating sales. Top 40 supplier Chocolate Inn/Lanco (asi/44900) has developed “hero recharge” kits, which include Jolly Ranchers, mini wafers, chocolate bars, roasted and salted almond bags, cinnamon fig bars, raisin nut trail mix and Starbursts. Meanwhile, Bethpage, NY-based Midnite Snax (asi/71685) has produced “healthcare heroes appreciation gifts.” Choices include a gift box or tin of candy and snacks, an assortment of fresh baked cookies, heart-shaped lollipops and a recovery kit filled with an Emergen-C packet, Nature’s Valley Granola Bar, Synder’s Mini Pretzels, Peppermint Lifesavers and a lollipop. Midnite Snax has developed a snack-filled recovery kit to recharge the batteries of frontline workers. Mosinee, WI-based Maple Ridge Farms (asi/68680) has dedicated a section of its website to work-from-home products, offering gift boxes of candy, chocolate, nuts, gourmet cheese and other snacks. The company is offering discounted pricing, free setup and free drop ships on most of the items. “Work-from-home gifts have been really popular,” says Traci Simonis, national sales executive at Maple Ridge Farms. “It’s a great way to be able to show frontline workers that we’re all thinking about them.” Self-Care Items With the hectic schedules, increased workload and ever-changing demands during the pandemic, frontline workers could use some time to unwind and take care of themselves for a change. Distributors should seek self-care packages that focus on comfort, relaxation and stress relief. Lotions, lip balms, hot and cold packs, stress balls and other personal care products are sure to be valued. HHPLIFT’s hottest product is personal soap in a travel tin. Chicago-based HHPLIFT (asi/60465) has been promoting its luxe spa line, which features bath salts, candles and the company’s biggest seller, person...