People of FUPP

As tonight is the human holiday of Hallween-ween, it is now official that I am to be addressed as your "Supreme Leader" in all official communications.  As founding father of the fun, unique promotion people (FUPP) - we pride ourselves in creating and leading the way to thinking out of the box. All in favour, agreed, motion carried!  Thank you and Have A Happy Human Hallween-ween.

Hats Off to Rapper Eminem

Yo Bro, Get Your Brand Noticed! 

The word is out that Eminem will use a hat to promote his new album.  T-shirts have long been the staple product for music artists but his hat may end up becoming a fashion statement and not just a souvenir or a promotional product.  When you combine fabric, colours and printing techniques a regular baseball cap can be turned into a truly unique branding product.

Unlock the 007 in you. You have 70 seconds!

George Carlin Advertising Lullaby

The Good Ol Days are Back!

You know the sayings: What Goes Around Comes Around or What's Old Is New !  

Well their back and better then ever - The Original Floaty Ballpoint Pens.  You know the pen that has an image or picture that once you tip it it floats back and forth, yes, my dear fellow, that's it!

Original Floating Pen

You now can get custom imprinted and custom images and have your own unique Floating Pen for your next sales promotion, souvenir line, product launch, contest prize giveaway and more.

Using Promotional Gifts to Promote your Online Business

Ways to help grow your business with Hey Marketing Guru & FUPP !  

 

The link below gives you some tips.  Contact us, we'll help fill in the blanks and work with you.

Using Promotional Gifts to Promote your Online Business

Thought of the Day - It's ONIM !

Interesting and quite perplexing if you want to go down this road.  It's kind of like the Chicken and The Egg.   I tuned into a new TV show called "Perception", last night online.  Eric  McCormack (from Will & Grace) plays a neuro scientist / college professor who uses his talent to help solve criminal cases.  Now here's the point, in this episode, he made a comment about processed sugar being bad for ones' health.  Now regardless of that his character went on to say that it was a game plan so to speak that processed sugar could lead to diabetes which in turn could lead to the pharmaceutical industry making money off people who developed diabetes. Hence this episode focused on a drug from a pharmaceutical company and a murder case.  If you just ponder this for a nanosecond and please don't get to deep in thought could it be true?   I prefer to stick to the theory from me ol' friend Mary Poppins - "A spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down....."

ONIM (no it's not my mantra, when said 3 times to yourself) - Oh No It's Monday!