A Fun-sized Promotional Hand Sanitizer
Take an interest in these credit card hand sanitizers.
I had a run in with the credit card fairy a few years ago. Fresh out of college, I barely made the ends meet working three jobs, and I lived in a room in a house. It wasn't a studio apartment or anything fancy like that, but a teeny attic room without a bathroom (I shared with strangers ... your 20s are all about adventures, right, and it wasn't much worse than the shared college dorm bathrooms).
I held off getting a credit card all through college, and then caved, although I don't remember the specific circumstances that led to that little shard of plastic arriving in my mailbox. I rang up debt, but not that much. I freaked out a bit and went to a credit counselor, who basically laughed me out of her office, as my piddly little balances were nothing compared to what she'd seen.
I knocked the debt down in a few months, and vowed to never, ever use those cards again, except for business travel when I knew I'd be reimbursed (and when I'd usually need a credit card for the room deposit). Now I've come to the lovely responsible stage where I use only one for the cash back incentives and promptly pay it. I figure those cash back incentives put at least a dent in the interest I rang up in my earlier years, so take that, credit card company.
One credit card I can support is this little credit card hand sanitizer. It's cute and compact and holds a decent amount of hand sanitizer for the size. You can put full color artwork on these credit card hand sanitizers, and they're on sale meaning, unlike most credit cards, they won't eventually ding your bottom line. The credit card hand sanitizers are also part of our virtual workshop, so you can play around with your logo or one of our designs before you order.
The handy size makes them easy to tote around, unlike some of the big dispensers and wipe containers some of my coworkers here are lugging about (you know who you are). The credit card hand sanitizers are also a nice way to remind clients and staff to watch out for germs as flu and cold season really gears up. You won't be able to use these for a rental car deposit, but they'll make a great impression and generate a lot of "interest" in your business.
After an internship at a home magazine where she wrote about media rooms and $500,000 pool renovations from the comfort of a teeny, cluttered dorm room,
Lynn Jusinski graduated from a small college in Pennsylvania and then moved on to write for two weekly newspapers in suburban Philadelphia. A column she penned for the papers won an award from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association.
In 2007, Lynn moved back to the magazine world, and worked full-time as an associate editor for ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals. Her work on the magazine led to “Rookie of the Year” honors and a second place feature award in the annual Editorial Excellence Awards presented by Merion Publications Inc.
In her free time, Lynn is typically stuck in traffic, shopping, reading, constructing poorly made crafts and hanging out in and around her hometown.
You can reach Lynn at
ljusinski@advanceweb.com