Friday Feature: Luxury Rewards on the Rise, Report Shows
Incentive recipients are reaching more for luxury items, according to recent research. What does this mean for you as an incentives planner?
NEWS: Hinda Incentives Joins Bond Brand Loyalty in Reseller Partnership
Hinda Incentives is pleased to announce our new partnership with Bond Brand Loyalty to grow and deliver Bond’s latest technology product, SynapzeINSTANT.
Merchandise Monday: Feel-Good Gifts for Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day it’s our chance to give the very best of our appreciation. We’ve compiled an assortment of feel-good gifts from our awards collection that will help make Mom feel relaxed, recharged and loved by those who matter most.
‘The Art and Science of Engaging Rewards’ E-Book Release: A Must-Read for Incentives Programming
HR and management professionals just getting into the incentives and rewards game may not have had the formal training to prepare them to implement and execute these programs successfully. That’s why we’re thrilled to have been a sponsor of the new e-book just released, "The Art and Science of Engaging Rewards," which gives professionals a roadmap for creating their own programs in their organizations.
Friday Feature: TV-Watching Habits of Millennials
Millennials make up more than one-fifth of the American population watching TV today, and yet this age group is a totally mixed mag of media consumers. Some are tuning in to TV with paid cable while others are not, and some aren’t watching on TVs at all.
Merchandise Monday: Spring Is Here — Back to the Backyard!
After three harsh months of winter (plus a few bitter weeks of fall), it is finally time to get back outside and enjoy the warming weather. This week we’re showcasing some new products recently added to our awards collection that are totally backyard-ready. Shake off that winter coat and take a deep breath of fresh air — we’re going outside!
More Americans Watching TV with Connected TVs and Smart Devices
Our media consumption is getting smarter by the year. About half of U.S. households with the Internet have connected TVs today. And by the end of 2018, the number of TV-connected devices we use is expected to be up to 231 million.