Retailers and store owners face constant change. They are constantly discovering new ways to retain new customers, promote their brand and grow revenue.

Imprint Plus provides both metal and plastic name badges. We’re going to give you a breakdown of both as well as their relative merits. That should make it easier for you to decide which is for you, and why.

Each month, we will be featuring a different employee in our Spotlight of the month series.  This month we introduce Suzanne, our Business Development Manager.

To keep things simple for you, Imprint Plus has identified and clearly labeled some of the options you may want to choose from when designing a personalised name badge for employees.

A lanyard, like one of our anti-microbial, anti-twist lanyards, does not work alone. Just the lanyard provides little value; it must contain some sort of plastic name tag holder to get the job done.

One way to improve the way your workers present themselves to customers is to introduce name pin badges.

While your employees’ name badges might not be the first thing you think of when you’re assessing the impact their uniforms can have on customer and partner experiences, they’re also not something you should overlook.

Everyone has a unique name because everyone is unique. Why, then, should name badges & lanyards be standardized to the point that it feels like there’s no variety?