Shipwire has been used by marketing teams, activists, political campaigns and groups doing fund-raising since we started doing product fulfillment. There are a lot of ways that Shipwire can be used to ship promotional business products (even though we don’t do custom embroidery or print logo apparel).
Here is a prior blog post about promotion fulfillment we did during the last Presidential campaign that highlights a few ways to use Shipwire for project or promotions fulfillment.
As more and more interest seems to have grown for promotional fulfillment and shipping of promotional business items, it has become obvious that we needed to post a few more thoughts on how to use Shipwire for promotion shipping.
Here is a simple promotional shipping guide for marketing teams, project managers and anybody who needs to automate a process for shipping brochures, catalogs, apparel, welcome kits, or random chotchkies.
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Nate Gilmore
Nate oversees our channel development and developer network, as well as our marketing and public relations. Previously, Nate was at Concentric, acquired by XO Communications, where he ran product management, sales and marketing. Over his six year career with Concentric, he developed dozens of new business channels, by initiating new products for small- and mid- size businesses, developing partner programs for those products, and working with web developers and systems integrators to provide ongoing support of those products. Nate has also held various legal positions in intellectual property and business law. He holds a B.A. in History, and a J.D., from Santa Clara University.
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