Hey, when it comes to giving promotional items as a gift, it's important to keep them simple and conventional. At the same time, simple and conventional can still break the mold and become more creative as well. Here's a short list of tips for selecting your promotional giveaways. Number one, give business gifts that people are actually going to use. Imagine that, right? A tote bag and umbrella, scarf, a blanket. These are all things that everyday items that people use regularly and generally, just a lot of times, can't get enough of. Number two, imprint designs and themes relevant to the event. If you're giving away items at an event, make sure that they're symbolic of the overarching theme of the event and tie into what they were doing. So that way, it brings them back to that. Number three, limit the use of brand messages and logos. Depending on the item, branding can compromise the appeal of the gift. So if you're over branding, they might not appreciate it as a gift. Number four, balance gifts with originality and taste. Don't be gotty. When it comes to creative gifts, it's important to be original, but the design should also appeal to a wide, variety of people and a large audience. Number five, offer different variations. Our logo is blue, for example, but we still do branded pink pens during breast cancer awareness month. But guess what, they went super fast. We also do a really cool Christmas pen. Number six, timely gifts. When the plastic bag band took effect, we were at the stores handing out our reusable bags with a clever saying on them. People loved them and they were asking for, where do we get one of those and actually somebody cried when we gave it to them. So it was really cool. In my opinion, other than the usual branded pen, promotional products can have a big, big effect in your marketing strategy and on people's lives. But there has to be a reason to hand them out and they should be useful, relevant, creative and timely. Thank you for joining me again and have a great day.