InkSoft, Tempe, Ariz., recently published a blog highlighting its Work-From-Home Kit, a new way to generate orders during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The kit consists of a care package of branded products that is sent to the employees of a company to foster a sense of community when people’s only interactions take place over the computer or phone.
In this informative article, readers will learn how to pitch this package to their customer base, what type of products to include and what additional add-on services to offer.
For more information and to read the blog, click here. — D.S.
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