How to give a high-value client a gift that’s impressive, not cheesy, and shows your true appreciation for their business

It’s a common problem.

 

You have a big client that you want to thank or impress, and you want to give them a thank you gift. Or maybe a welcome aboard gift or a corporate outing gift or a seasonal gift. But you don’t want to give them another stress ball, backpack, throw blanket or journal book. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with those items, but they not be a great fit for the high end client you have in mind.

 

Good news. You can send them anything. And there are no minimum order quantities. Here are a few ideas to stoke your imagination:

 

•  $500 Yeti cooler

•  $2,300 drone with camera

•  $500 KitcheAid mixer

•  $200 Apple AirPods

• $350 Beats headphones

• $800 Apple iPad or any table

• $600 TaylorMade driver