We are back from the London Stationery Show where we had a fantastic time!  Being a new product, we were naturally a little apprehensive about how we would be received. However, any concerns were swiftly allayed, as we were soon really busy welcoming delegates to our stand and giving demonstrations. We met some great retailers and distributors (including some big names) who were impressed with the T-Tag and keen to see it out there. We did a radio interview with Barbara Feeney from Newstalk and were filmed for the post-show wrap up.

We received really helpful feedback on what people wanted to see, both in terms of product development and promotional material. Everyone loved the bright colours but some people thought we could add white and black to the range, to appeal to corporate customers. Other people wanted to see even brighter T-Tags (a fluorescent range was one suggestion)!  A lot of people who watched our demonstration suggested we make a video highlighting the functional advantages of the T-Tag over traditional treasury tags, so we're going to see what we can do on that front.  

A few of the comments received were:

"It's so simple, why has no one thought of this before?"

"It works so much better.  I can't believe it's taken this long to get here."

"I wish I'd thought of that!"

"I'm really glad this was my last stop."

It was great hearing people telling us how they would use their T-Tags.  Members of the press thought the 25mm ones would be perfect for press packs and quite a few people wanted to use them for crafts (not something we'd thought of).

All in all it was a fantastic debut for T-Tag at the London Stationery Show and we're feeling positive about the year ahead!

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