Gifting for Sales
Another follow-up email won't make you memorable.
Moments Sales teams send on
- Get their attention
- First meeting
- Great conversation
- Follow up
- Deal gone quiet
- Champion thank you
- Deal closed
- Referral thank you
Each one filters the catalogue. Start where you actually are.
Where it works
Moments worth marking
Sample catalogue. These items show how the catalogue works. Illustrations are placeholders and budget bands are indicative — tell us what you need and we will confirm options, lead times and pricing.
Get their attention
You are one of forty emails. A small, well-judged gesture gets read, and it gives your next message somewhere to start. Keep it modest and make it about them.
See gifts for this momentFollow up differently
The meeting went well. Instead of a recap nobody reads, send something that references the conversation you actually had.
See gifts for this momentRe-engage a quiet opportunity
Silence usually means priorities moved, not that you did something wrong. A gift is a reason to open a new conversation without pretending the last three emails did not happen.
See gifts for this momentRecognise your champion
Someone is selling for you internally, in meetings you are not invited to. Say thank you for the work, not for the outcome.
See gifts for this momentCelebrate the close
The signature is the start of the relationship. Mark it in a way the whole project team sees, not just the person who signed.
See gifts for this moment
How it works
From moment to delivered
Step 1: Pick the moment
Start from what happened, not from a product list.
Step 2: Choose the gift
Digital for speed. Physical when it should be opened.
Step 3: Make it personal
Your note, your branding, your packaging if you want it.
Step 4: We help get it there
We confirm options and lead times, then handle fulfilment with you.
One rule we stick to
Gifting works when it recognises something real — time given, a conversation had, work someone did on your behalf. We will help you send gifts that acknowledge people, not gifts that ask for a meeting in return. If a gift feels like a transaction, it is doing the opposite of its job.
What moment are you trying to create?
Tell us the moment. We will help you land it.