Edward Weiss writes:

I vote for beefy T.

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Ruth writes:

I am a tee shirt kinda person,
Ruth

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Cynthia McKenna LPC, NCC writes:

I vote for t-shir, but get some small sizes as well as L & XL
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Ramon Greenwood writes:

Caps

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Robert Paisola writes:

Wow.. The Cap would be just perfect! Thanks Chris!

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Lance Winslow writes:

Wow, very cool, T-shirts are nice, some folks like caps too. I think for those authors who get spot-lighted for their excellent work deserve one of each. It seems that those who are the spot lighted authors have great articles. Maybe increase the Spotlighted authors to One per Week and let them earn their Free T-Shirt. Perhaps allow the rest like me who are not your top quality authors to buy their own?

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George Lockett writes:

Hi Chris

If you use a company like Cafe Press you can have the full range and people can just order what they want and the company will deal with the order processing.

http://www.cafepress.com/

You can display a range of promotional produce and I think you are even paid a commission on all order placed.

You can design all your own produce and have your own shop if you want.

Just a few ideas, It is a shame I am not an affiliate!

George

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barb writes:

I vote for t-shirts and agree with Cynthia that if they are t-shirts to have some smaller sizes too.

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Pamela Beers writes:

T-shirts! :-))

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kathy Ostman-Magnusen writes:

I made pottery for 20 years, sold to most National Parks;Disney World; mom and pop stores. I custom designed and personalized mugs and steins for each vendor. The main thing I learned in that market is that cute and funny sells. I did a whole line of face mugs as well adding labels that said things like “Life Without Chocolate” with a monster face and “Hole in Juan” a golfer with a golf ball in his mouth and his eyes cockeyed. Personally I think a company is more memorable and a t-shirt or coffee mug used more often if it shows a sense of humor. A coffee mug can cheer up the morning while reminding the person of your company in a happy way. A T-shirt gets more attention if it has a sense of humor.

That is my take on it anyway.

Kathy

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Keith Renninson writes:

Caps for sure, unless you do a polo shirt which would be very classy, and I’d opt for one of them.

Keith……

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Jennifer Thieme writes:

I agree that if you get the t-shirts, get them in small sizes as well as large. A lot of companies give away t-shirts, but it seems that few order them in anything other than XL. I’ve gotten to the point where I won’t accept one if it’s not in my size, because I don’t like to wear an oversized t.

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Tel Asiado writes:

Hi Chris,

I collect both caps and mugs. But then since I live in Sydney, I’d spend less on H&P if I order the cap. *Sigh* But really, I’m a big coffee drinker, and mug would be terrific. Ok, 50-50, for cap and mug.

Decisions, decisions,
Tel

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Ron Strand writes:

Great idea. My vote would be for the cap but T-shirts are always appreciated.

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Alice Endy RN,C writes:

I vote for beefy T

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