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This is the final article in our education series. Over the past few weeks, we’ve looked at the ins and outs of selling promotional caps to universities and high schools.

This is the second blog in our education series. A few weeks ago, we looked at the ins and outs of selling promotional caps to fraternities/sororities, college athletic departments, and trade schools.

The CT120M is a new OC Sports style in 2017. It was originally developed for softball teams and coaches. But it very quickly became popular with all kinds of sports fans and players.

Walstreet Member of the Year

Outdoor Cap Company, Inc. received the WalStreet Award from the Bentonville/Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce in Northwest Arkansas.

The education industry is said to be a recession-proof market. In the worst of economic times, after the 2008 crisis, education remained steady and even showed considerable growth, all things considered.

Last week, we discussed how realtors can replace their tired old business cards with giveaway caps.

Today, we’re going to discuss how to help realtors replace their traditional business card with something people actually want. We’ll specifically look at how promotional caps can put a modern spin on Open House events.

In Part I, we discussed different types of charity classifications and events. We looked at some statistics around apparel to help non-profits justify the up-front expense of investing in promotional caps.

The average non-profit spends 19% of its overall marketing budget on promotional products.

You may have noticed some recent changes to our websites. If you haven’t yet seen the updates, the links below will take you to each site.

In 2014, the non-profit industry was worth nearly $900 billion. If you look hard enough, you’ll find at least one charity event in your area every weekend of the year. These events are made possible with promotional products.