All About Promotional Pens

Promotional pens typically will tell you the company name as well as a slogan and will usually include a toll-free number..

A list of companies that I know give out promotional pens sounds like a "Who Is Who" of Big Business. These include large companies such as banks like Citibank and JP Morgan Chase and continues on to airlines like American, United and Continental even extends to other Fortune 500 companies including IBM and Ford. This list also includes local merchants like a tutoring company, the local video store, the neighborhood pharmacy and the corner variety store.

Promotional pens typically will tell you the company name as well as a slogan and will usually include a toll-free number, mailing address or other useful business detail that somehow always somehow eventually comes in handy at some future critical moment.

Such free gift pens come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and choice of materials. Shapes range from the usual tube shapes to pointed stars, triangles with pen point vertices, balls that open to reveal a handy pen point and the like. Sizes can range from barely an inch to what would be wrench size or twelve inch ruler to a pen that has to sit on a table top to be appreciated and also can entail intriguing designs that include baseball bats, television sets with two nibs for antennae, neck charms and so on.

They can be made in almost any color and the ink they write in can also mimic the rainbow. Many are plastic, but metal bodies, rubber grips, pull off caps, push button tops and clips that have an attractive logo on them are also available.

Promotional pens can also include more expensive models that are meant to be kept for the prestige value from some of the famous brand name pen companies that have become well known through the years.

So, all sorts of companies give out promotional pens. In a dark part of a lower kitchen cabinet I have retrieved some oldies from several Las Vegas and Atlantic City casinos, the Intercontinental Hotel where my cousin got married and companies like Panasonic, Staples and OTB.

And as I finish writing this essay, I have just received a gold trimmed, blue metallic, push top pen from a charitable organization advocating one of those universally worthwhile causes boldly emblazoned on this nifty pen’s body in BIG WHITE LETTERS that are really easy to read.

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