Showing posts with label gifts for clients and customers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifts for clients and customers. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

5 Idea Hadiah Bagi Yang Aktif Bersukan




Kali ini, Qaseh Gifts ingin berkongsi tips-tips untuk membeli hadiah bagi seseorangyang aktif bersukan atau‘sporty’. Ia boleh menjadi sangat mencabar membeli hadiah untuk mereka-mereka ini kerana berkemungkinanmereka telah membeli semua alat yang merekaperlukan oleh diri mereka, dari kasut bersukan ke GPS. Apa lagi barangan yang ada dan anda boleh berikan kepada mereka untuk menunjukkanbahawa anda memberi perhatian kepada minat mereka?

Kami akan umumkan sesuatu yang istimewa untuk pembaca di akhir artikel ini!


1. Langganan Majalah

Semua sukan yang popular mempunyai majalah mereka sendiri yang berdedikasi dan rak di kedai buku penuh majalah dari bolasepak, berbasikal, triatlon dan pelbagai lagi. Apakata beli langganan majalah tersebut sebagai hadiah untuk mereka?

2. Percubaan Keahlian Gim
Jika mereka adalah penunggang basikal, pendaki gunung mahupun ‘joggers’yang tegar, terdapat beberapa kali dalam setiap tahun apabila ianya adalah mustahil untuk melakukan aktiviti yang mereka gemari itu disebabkan oleh faktor cuaca dan masa. Pada masa-masa seperti ini, mereka mungkin menghargai pilihan untuk pergi ke gim - dan kemudian menggunakan sauna, bilik wap atau kolam renang selepas itu. Anda mungkin boleh memberikan mereka pas percubaan 1 bulan di mana-mana gim.

3. Apps Telefon Pintar
Terdapat beberapa Apps Telefon Pintar yang berguna untuk sukan seperti berlari dan berbasikal dan banyak lagi - mereka mengintegrasikan dengan memantau BlueTooth kadarjantung dan GPS dalam telefon pintar, dan membolehkan atlet untuk memetakan kemajuan mereka dan merekodkan masa mereka. Kebanyakan Apps mempunyai asas percuma download, tetapi untuk menaik taraf kepada versi 'Pro App' memerlukanpembelian. Ini biasanya satu perkara yang mudah dan murah untuk dilakukan tetapi‘its the thought that counts’. Anda boleh membeli sekeping kad ucapan dan meletakkan jumlah RM bagi menaik taraf kepada versi 'Pro App' dan memberitahu mereka bahawa ia adalah supaya mereka boleh mendaftar versi'Pro App' kegemaran mereka.
 
4. Baucer Hadiah Spa
Mungkin sukan orang dalam hidup anda memerlukan memanjakan diri selepas bersenam? Menarik juga jika anda dapat membeli baucar spa dari spa tempatan anda, supaya mereka boleh mendapatkan urutan untuk melegakan sakit-sakit.

5. Beg Sukan Yang Tahan Lasak
Setiap mereka yang ‘sporty’ akan memerlukan sekurang-kurangnya 1 beg sukan yang tahan lasak untuk dibawa bersama semasa menjalankan aktiviti sukan kegemaran mereka. Seharusnya beg itu diperbuat dari bahan yang berkualiti, menjamin keselesaan dan memberikan fungsi yang optimum. Qaseh Gifts sangat menggemari jenama Deuter disebabkan oleh kepelbagain yang diberi kepada pengguna dan kualitinya. Beg-beg mereka memang sangat menarik!


Dan seperti dijanjikan, Qaseh Gifts ingin umumkan yang kami ada harga istimewa bagi beg-beg Deuter ini. Anda boleh melawati laman web Deuter dan sekiranya anda berminat dengan mana-mana beg, boleh emailkan kodnya kepada qasehgifts@gmail.com dan kami akan memberikan anda harga yang sangat istimewa.


Sehingga bertemu lagi!

Monday, July 18, 2011

Pemberian Hadiah dalam Dunia Korporat

Sedikit pemerhatian dan pendapat kami mengenai pemberian hadiah dalam dunia korporat.
Pada kebiasannya hadiah diberi semasa perayaan, acara berkaitan syarikat (hari setiausaha, naik pangkat, pertukaran bahagian atau persaraan), tanda terima kasih, kunjungan dari pelanggan dan juga untuk acara peribadi (perkahwinan, kelahiran dan meraikan rumah baru).
Kebanyakan syarikat atau pemilik perniagaan sentiasa mencari cara untuk memberi pengiktirafan kepada pelanggan serta pekerja syarikat itu sendiri. Keduanya sama penting bagi memastikan kelancaran syarikat dan wajar diberi pengiktirafan.
Pelanggan adalah penting kerana mereka yang memberi bisnes dan sesuai untuk diberi pengiktirafan terutama sekali semasa musin perayaan dan acara yang penting tahunan. Membina perhubungan ini adalah penting kerana keikhlasan syarikat itu memberikan imej yang positif dan akan menambah nilainya
Pekerja pula adalah nadi setiap syarikat dan mengiktiraf penat lelah mereka akan memberikan kesan baik kepada setiap syarikat dalam jangkamasa yang panjang kerana ia mencipta perasaan yakin kepada syarikat.
Semasa memberi hadiah, ia perlu menunjukan peringatan anda, bercitarasa tinggi, memberi perhatian kepada butiran kecil dan paling penting ia menunjukan anda faham mengenai adat resam, kepercayaan dan tradisi si penerima.
Hamper boleh menjadi pilihan terbaik kerana ia tidak membosankan dan hadiah yang diberi boleh memuatkan pelbagai jenis ole-ole. Kepelbagaian barangan didalam hamper menjadikan ia sesuai untuk kumpulan. Berlainan dengan membeli hadiah untuk setiap individu, setiap orang boleh memilih barang kesukaan mereka dari sesbuah hamper.
Kami di Qaseh Gifts percaya, pemberian hamper sebagai hadiah akan sentiasa mendapat perhatian. Pembungkusan yang menarik dengan reben atau bunga boleh menjadi tarikan dan boleh member pelbagai gambaran menarik mengenai si pemberi. Hubungi kami jika anda perlukan idea untuk memberi hadiah kepada pelanggan atau pekerja anda. Kami mungkin mempunyai hadiah yang sesuai dan menepati peruntukan anda dan acaranya.
Sehingga bertemu lagi!

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Understand a Cultures Customs Before Gift Giving

Gift giving has been around probably as long as the human race itself; although the ritual has been traced back to the Romans who would give each other a token meant to wish the recipient good luck in the New Year. This token was known as a strenae. According to tradition the strenae was originally merely branches plucked from the grove of the goddess Strenia who was the Roman goddess of strength and endurance. From these meager beginnings the art of gift giving has evolved and changed depending on cultures traditions, customs and religious beliefs in countries throughout the world.

Giving gifts is now surprisingly complex yet an important part of the human interaction and helps to define relationships and strengthen bonds on a small scale with family and friends as well strengthen or repair relationship and bonds on a major scale as those between countries. Gift giving is an art and as with any art it is meant to evoke delectation in its recipient as well as the person giving it.

When giving business gifts, the gift should reflect your thoughtfulness, good taste, attention to detail and most importantly show an understanding of the recipient's customs, beliefs and traditions. Rules and customs regarding the giving and receiving gifts vary from country to country and cultures within those countries.

Whether you are doing business in another country, doing business with a company in another country or doing business with a person with different beliefs than yours, it is important that you have an understanding of the recipient's customs, tradition, beliefs and company rules before you present a gift to them. To give an idea on how simple gifts given with the most thoughtful intentions will be perceived by other cultures.
  • If you wish to give a gift to a Chinese client, it would be considered poor taste to give them a clock as a gift. It would also be considered to be in poor taste to give an individual gift, instead a group gift should be given.
  • A gift of Lobster which is a very popular gift in the States during the holidays is viewed as a distasteful gift for people of the Jewish faith.
  • Giving a gift such a football (made of pigskin) or alcohol to people of the Muslim faith is also considered also to be a distasteful gift and against their religious beliefs.
  • To give a gift to the wife of an Arab colleague or client is considered to be in very poor taste.
  • When doing business in Singapore bear in mind that businessmen there are not allowed to accept gifts.
  • Countries such as Malaysian consider gifts given before a firm relationship is established to be a bribe.
  • In India you would not give a gift made of leather or any beef product because the cow is a sacred being to them.
  • Countries such as Japan, Indonesia and Philippines the exchanging of gifts is expected and has been part of their culture's traditions for centuries and is a sign of respect. The way a gift is presented to the recipient is as important is as important if not more so than the gift itself. When presenting a gift, to a Japanese associate or clients, whether shipping the gift or giving it in person, it is important to never allow it to arrive unannounced, make sure that the recipient is aware of its impending arrival. If giving the gift in person, it should be given at the end of your visit so that it can be opened later once you have gone.
  • When presenting a gift in person in Japan or Hong Kong, it is important that that you do so using both hands.
  • In the Middle East you would present the gift using the right hand.
  • In Singapore when presenting a gift to a client it is tradition for the recipient of the gift must turn down the gift three times before accepting it. It is important to make sure you offer the gift three more times to ensure that the gift is accepted.
  • It is usually in poor taste to give a gift that displays a company's logo on it. Clients in Spain, Portugal and Greece would not view this as a gift but a blatant form of advertising and find it offensive.
Gift giving has always had a central place in business practices, helping to build and strengthen the bonds between businesses. When considering the giving of a gift to a client or person it is important that you do some research to find out what would be appropriate gift for the recipient. This research is useful to prevent offending the intended recipient customs or religious beliefs, but also may help you to find out more about the person such as special dietary restrictions, for an example sending a person who is diabetic a gift basket filled with chocolates and candies looses the impact that was intended. One should never underestimate the impact that a gift can have on a relationship whether business or personal. Knowledge of the recipient will assist you in the selection of a gift that has a more personal touch creating a greater impact. Here are a few general gift giving etiquette tips that may help prevent awkward or embarrassing gift giving situations.
  • When giving gifts to people of a different culture, do some research to find out about the recipients culture, traditions and beliefs and use this information to create a more personalized gift.
  • When giving business gifts give gifts that reflect you as well as your company's image.
  • Never give gifts that display your company's logo (Items with a logo tend to be viewed as an advertisement not a gift).
  • Prior to giving a business gift check with the recipient's company to find if they have a policy on their employee's accepting gift and if there is an expense cap.
  • Have an understanding of the recipient's culture, customs and beliefs about receiving gifts and the proper way to give them that respects their traditions and culture.
  • When choosing gourmet products for business gift-giving, such as gift baskets, know the contents of the gift to make sure none of the items will offend the recipient's religious beliefs or customs.
  • For maximizing the impact that a gift has, personalize it by factoring in the recipients outside interest, customs and personal likes. Use your imagination and make the gift stand out (in a good way).
  • With any gift you give the gift should reflect the value you place on the relationship whether business or personal. The more important the person is to you the more attention that should be put into the gift you give them.
  • Remember that the note attached to the gift has as much if not more importance than the gift itself. Whenever possible handwrite the note and always make it personal and heartfelt
One thing to take away from this is that a person should never under estimate the impact that even the smallest of gift can have on a relationship whether business or personal and one should have an understanding of the person or company's customs, culture, traditions and religious beliefs before giving a gift. Gift giving is a wonderful thing and if done properly will allow a business relationship to blossom grow and flourish, yet if done improperly can cause a relationship grind to a screeching halt or destroy it completely.

Rick Inglett
Founder

http://www.arcanagiftbaskets.com

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Why You Should Make The Most Of Corporate Chocolates

Shaun Parker


Everybody loves Chocolates. Everyone that is that is worth any amount of time to anybody. Those people that don't like chocolate are, let's face it, a little bit weird. Fortunately there are very few of these strange folk and as a result chocolates are a fantastic option for a gift. Their universal appeal makes them a great option for Christmas gifts, Valentines gifts, Birthday gifts, Wedding gifts and also corporate gifts. They are especially good options as a corporate gift because of this universal appeal and because they lend themselves well to being shared.

So if you were to send a box of chocolates to a company to thank them for a job well done or to congratulate them on a new business relationship then it is likely that these chocolates will get passed around the office and the entire workforce of the people you are thanking will benefit.

This is much better than sending a bottle of champagne which usually gets appropriated by the directors of the company. Send something that can be passed around and the individuals that are responsible for carrying out the work with your company will associate your name with something good and this may provide extra motivation to help you. After all the more people that can benefit from your generosity the better.

History Of Chocolate
The history of chocolate is particularly fascinating. Originating from Latin America the word chocolate was initially spoken by the Aztecs and was called xocolatl. This word came from the language that they spoke called Nahuatl. This word has developed into the word we are familiar with now over a number of years. The word derives from the words for bitter and water.
This is in reference to the way in which chocolate was originally enjoyed. Traditionally chocolate was made as a drink which was made from the cocoa bean. As the name suggests these drinks were not as sweet as the modern version of chocolate was and as a result the chocolate drink was quite bitter. Nevertheless it was very popular and early stories tell of the emperor drinking the chocolate and then disposing of the golden chalices from which he drank. For him the chocolate drink was far more valuable than the precious metal it was drunk from. The Aztecs also associated chocolate with fertility and the goddess of fertility was associated with chocolate.

Health benefits of chocolate
Chocolate is often associated with being unhealthy and it is definitely the case that regularly over indulging in chocolate is not a wise idea. The high sugar and fat content can cause health problems if you eat too much of it. It is also recognised however that certain aspects of chocolate are indeed good for you. Some of the things found in high cocoa content foods can have properties that protect the cardiovascular system.

The flavonoids, epicatechin and gallic acid in chocolate will benefit your heart. It is also said that cocoa contains a great amount of antioxidants which bring about a reduction in blood pressure. There have even been a number of diets that have been produced using chocolate as a method of losing weight. Although chocolate offers a great number of benefits it is advisable that one does not over consume chocolate as it should not become a major part of your diet - just a small enjoyment as part of a healthy diet.

About the Author :
Shaun Parker has been involved with French chocolates for the last 5 years he recommends corporate chocolates as a great method of securing business relationships.

Qaseh Gifts will feature gift items (including chocolates!) for the coming festive season. Visit us regularly!
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