Beautiful Minimalist Coffins Worth Dyeing For

A Danish funeral firms sets out to turn the after-death market on its head with its striking minimalist coffins and cremation urns. Why can’t the tired but true funerary market add a bit of pizzaz to its product mix as well? Following the in-vogue sustainability craze, they are made from less-than-precious plywood, so one won’t generated additional bad karma with virgin hardwood guilt in the afterlife.

The inspiration for the line is of diamonds with sharp edges rather than the curviness we often see. The highest point on the box is in the heart area, as if its reaching up to heaven. All-in-all the perfect for a cutting edge vampire with minimalist leanings. Check it out and place your order soon. One never knows when it will be needed. www.tommerupkister.com

Keeping It Together and Getting Results

Got a lot of marketing materials of interest to prospects? One of the best ways to present them to potential clients is with a pocket folder. They help organize informational materials and are a ready source of referral when the prospect is ready to buy. I've attended a lot of trade shows and the first things that attendees take are the trinkets, bags and pocket folders. I'm often amazed at how some exhibitors provide lots of marketing materials and nothing to carry them in and don't have them organized in any way. That's where a pocket folder comes in. It shows the creditability of your business, reflects upon your organizational skills and provides a convenient method of referral.

Sure, it's an added expense. But the payoff is worth it. I've got pocket folders I've kept for years. I pull them out from time to time to find information or to make a call to the business. Pocket folders. Your key to keeping it together marketing-wise.

Check out these Neenah Paper Pocket Folder samples to see how unique one can be: Neenah Paper: Pocket Folder Samples

Need to Trade Up Your Trade Show Booth?

Having recently completed a trade show booth design for a current client, I am reminded of the importance of a professionally designed display. Like a business card, oftentimes it's the first point of contact that a potential client has with your goods or services. This year I attended the SuperCom trade show and viewed some great examples of trade show design. One trade show display that I still remember to this day was from the Welsh Development Agency. It was eye-catching, clean, dynamic, and professionally executed. I watched as it also "caught the eye" of many other trade show attendees as they gravitated toward the booth.

Trade shows are all about putting your best face forward. A professionally designed trade show booth speaks volumes about your company and affects your bottom-line. Is yours up to task?