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From The Williamson Herald

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Blink was recently featured in the Williamson Herald. Click the picture and read the article.

Blink Marketing mentioned by The Tennessean

Click here to read the article on the Tennessean’s website.

Blink Marketing releases June Product-of-the-Month


Blink Marketing just released our June Product-of-the-Month. Featured this month, and just in time for outdoor water sport season, we bring you a completely waterproof case for all of your electronics.

This pouch has a double zipper top closure with a double-fold, double-snap closure for added reliability. Perfect for your cell phones, iPhones, ipods and any other personal items that you don’t want getting wet! You can also hear your phone ring, answer a call or browse other functions while the phone or ipod is still in the case!
Since this is a featured Product-of-the-month, we can provide it to our clients at a deeply discounted price. Order as few as 150 pieces for $1.95 each, including a one color imprint and all set-up charges.

Feel free to contact us at 615-599-1231 or info@blinkmarketing.com for more information or to request a sample of this item. Here’s to summer!

Blink Marketing Ranked Number Four Fastest Growing Promotional Products Distributor in the U.S.

Company’s new digs and planned new hires accommodate growth

FRANKLIN, Tenn. – May 25, 2011 – Franklin-based Blink Marketing Inc. was recently
named the fourth fastest growing promotional products distributor in the United States
by the Advertising Specialty Institute (ASI).

The ASI’s ranking of the Top 10 Fastest Growing Distributors is based on percentage of
fiscal year revenue growth from 2008-2010. During this period, Blink Marketing enjoyed
growth of 129 percent, which also placed them sixth on the ASI’s worldwide ranking that
includes distributors in Canada and Australia.

The nearly nine-year-old company attributes its steady year-to-year increase in sales to
hiring the right people and creating a motivating environment. “We are thrilled to be
included on ASI’s Top 10 List,” said Carolina Junghans, Blink Marketing’s co-owner.
“While we have a well thought out vision and growth strategy, it’s putting our employees
first that really makes the difference in client satisfaction and subsequent increases in
sales.”

To accommodate growth and create the type of physical space supportive of Blink’s
internal culture, the company recently renovated the historic firehouse on Main Street in
downtown Franklin and moved in February of this year.
The company is also currently hiring. “We are very particular about the people we
choose to be a part of the Blink family and because our inner office vibe is so positive,
our clients benefit tremendously,” said co-owner Daniel Gardner. The company
currently has seven employees and plans to hire up to five additional sales team
members in the coming months.

About Blink Marketing Inc.

Franklin, Tenn.-based Blink Marketing believes in the power of branded merchandise as
one of the most effective and cost-efficient advertising and branding tools. The company
works with each client on brainstorming, research and design to production, packaging
and fulfillment. Located in historic downtown Franklin, Blink serves clients both locally
and internationally. To learn more, visit http://www.blinkmarketing.com.

MEDIA CONTACT:
Amy Gray, APR
Gray Public Relations
615.497.1799
agray@graypr.com

Bobbleheads!

Bobble Head - Blink Marketing

30 Years & 1 Bobblehead Later

Blink Marketing, Inc. was entrusted with the very important job of creating a mini Stan Richards, founder of the icon-making advertising agency, The Richards Group.

Through many rounds of photo analysis and mold recreations, we were able to make a pretty right-on replica in bobblehead form … right down to the stripes on his personal airplane and his typical 3/4 sleeve roll.

Nashville Predators Bracelets

Nashville Predators Bracelets

Nashville Predators Bracelets

Most of us here at Blink Marketing, Inc. are huge hockey fans. So when we heard the news that our team may move from Nashville if we didn’t reach a 14,000 average tickets sold per game, we knew we had to do our part. And what better way to draw attention and raise money for a cause than the reliable promotional product.

We needed a product that had a rather low price point, popular with all age groups and would be used daily for maximum visibility. Can you guess what we chose? Check out a couple of the many news stories covering our grassroots marketing effort to save our team:

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