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Materials a company sends to its clients and partners: festive and new year cards, end of year gifts, calendars and carriers with a portfolio. The 8 pieces gathered here show how to keep in touch without inventing occasions and how to plan it early.
01 September 2026
One layout, colour as a key to departments, clear categories instead of a list of everything - that is how you design materials for a company that genuinely does several things at once.
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25 February 2026
An Easter card surprises, because few send one - and that is exactly why it sticks in memory. We show how to set the tone, what to write and when to order.
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05 December 2025
A corporate Christmas card is a small gesture with real power. We show why paper beats email, what to write yourself and when to send, to truly build a relationship.
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17 November 2025
New Year wishes are an underrated chance to remind clients of your company at a less crowded moment. We show how to write the message and pick a card that builds relationships.
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12 November 2025
A good end-of-year gift stays with the client, not in a drawer. We help you match printed extras to different audiences and avoid overdoing the branding.
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28 October 2025
In the age of the cloud, a physical disc with your portfolio still leaves a mark - it is tangible, memorable and easy to brand. We explain who it suits and how to prepare such a carrier.
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18 September 2025
A company calendar is an ad that hangs at your client for a whole year. We help you pick the right type - wall, tri-fold, book or desk - for your business and your audience.
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16 September 2025
A corporate Christmas card is a simple gesture that stays in a client's memory. Here is when to order it, how to match it to your brand and what to watch in the design.
Read articleCompany correspondence is rarely about one thing. A festive card, a desk calendar and a small end of year gift are parts of the same conversation with a client, only spread across months.
It helps to spread these occasions across the year and pick two or three where you really do get in touch. One well prepared mailing lands better than four rushed ones, and it is easier to keep the wording personal when there are fewer of them.
The card and calendar season starts earlier than instinct suggests. Address lists usually need updating and personalised wording needs time for internal approval. Planning early also gives you a calmer choice of paper and finish - gloss, matt or Soft Touch film, if you want the card to feel different in the hand.
Several texts remind us that a company also sends content: a portfolio, a catalogue or materials for a client. A disc or a memory stick is still more convenient than a link, especially when the set is handed over at a meeting. If you plan your communication for the whole year, it pays to design it once and simply change the content for each occasion.
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