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Loop & Tie 🎁
Software Development
Austin, Texas 2,530 followers
The sustainable gifting platform
About us
Loop & Tie is the first and only carbon regenerative corporate gifting platform, enabling companies to engage in global gifting that gives back. Focused on environmental, social and economic impact, Loop & Tie marketplace gifts are selected to bring corporate gifting budgets to small and artisan makers, women-owned businesses, BIPOC- and minority-owned businesses, and businesses making a direct positive impact on environmental sustainability issues. For every gift shipped, whether from our marketplace or the swag we fulfill on your behalf, you’re making a net positive carbon impact through our land restoration and regenerative agriculture initiatives.
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http://www.loopandtie.com
External link for Loop & Tie 🎁
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- Gifting, Corporate Gifting, Employee Appreciation, Employee Engagement, Employee Retention, Employee Experience, Client Gifting, Customer Appreciation, Customer Marketing, Customer Service, Customer Experience, Relationship Management, Engagement Marketing, Gratitude, Appreciation, Sales Enablement, Lead Nurturing, Gifts That Give Back, B2B Gifting, and Holiday Gifts
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Employees at Loop & Tie 🎁
Updates
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Do boring default messages give you the ick? Every gift email from Loop & Tie is fully customizable so you never have to send an icky boring gift email again! 👉 Pick the design for your email header from our super-duper cute image library (or upload your own if you want to get extra fancy) 👉 Add your super special gift message and signature (so the recipient knows who to thank, of course). If you're sending to multiple people, you can use personalization tokens to make each message more relevant. 👉 You can even update the email CTA — aka the big button — if you want! Yep, it's really that easy.
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What's the worst corporate gift you've ever gotten? Some of the most...erm...interesting answers from this Reddit thread are: - Hello Kitty laptop sleeve - An ice cream party - A ham - Free tattoos (??) - A tungsten cube - Gum - A tiny metal hard hat - One (1) wooden coaster Yikes! Do you have any bad gift experiences to share?
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Who has a pair of headphones and access to the best dang podcast out there? You do! Over a dozen guests have joined Connected Brand since it premiered in April, and if you asked us to pick our favorite episode we would simply panic because they're all just SO GOOD. Which episode resonated with you the most?
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40% of corporate gifts end up in a landfill. Are your gifts among them? Here are some ideas for keeping your gifts out of landfills 👇 - Opt for high quality gifts that won't break or wear out in a few months - Match the gift to the recipient rather than sending something generic - If you need your logo on the gift, make it something super useful (like an umbrella, earbuds, or blanket) and keep the logo small - Give your recipient options so they can pick what's best for them At the end of that day, we can all do our part to adopt less wasteful gifting practices 🫶
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Are you guilty of we-we-we-ing all over your copy? If yes, your customers = 🥱 Beth Dunn hits the nail on the head here — the hero of your brand's story isn't you, it's the customer! She also shares a super simple trick for reframing the customer as the hero 👇 Review all of your copy for mentions of "we" and "us" and look for ways to express the same thing using "you" and "your". Easy peasy!