How should I tackle remote gifting?

Pre-Covid, gifting was an awesome way to break through the noise and get the attention of prospects. A lot of times I would send sub-$20 gifts to prospects based on their interests (pulled these from twitter, etc.).


This prospecting tactic landed me meetings with VPs, Directors, and even C-Suite folks.


The issue now is that everyone is working remotely. Assuming digital gifts (e.g. gift cards) aren't feasible or allowed by my company, what is the best way to use gifting strategically as part of a remote sales cycle while ensuring the gift gets in the prospect's hands?

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Tres
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From this thread Sendoso was an answer:  https://bravado.co/war-room/posts/virtual-gifts-for-clients

AlecBaldwinsHairline
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We've used Sendoso which has been pretty cool
poweredbycaffeine
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Sendoso and Alyce are two great platforms that I have used. Alyce was super cool with the AI component that creates the "perfect" gift.
CuriousFox
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SteveMadden
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My old company used to use Thnks. Had a ton of options for digital gifts that can be redeemed through Amazon. 
taylor
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Strategic Account Executive
Sell it like Serhant has a few cute ideas in it. 
stanrym
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CEO
I did a campaign (during COVID) where I recorded a video saying that I want to gift them something and asking where should I send it. most folks gave me work address.
JuicyKlay
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I’ve sent a ton of digital Starbucks and panera gift cards. And close with something like “let me know if you’re interested in connecting over a virtual coffee break next week - either way coffee is on me. Cheers! “
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