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A calendar is one of the few gifts that stays with the recipient all year. This tag gathers texts about company calendars: how the types differ, who each one suits and what to think about when planning them well in advance of the season.
07 September 2026
Most buyers discover in November that a calendar is not one product but a set of parts. We take the three-month wall calendar apart and explain what goes with what.
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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.
Read articleA calendar behaves differently from most advertising materials. Nobody has to be persuaded to use it - if it suits a need, it hangs on a wall or sits on a desk and recalls your company every time someone glances at it.
In practice two types are often chosen at once: something for the wall for company offices and something smaller for people who work out in the field. Knowing how many recipients fall into each group makes that choice simpler.
People keep the calendar that is comfortable, not the one that advertises loudest. Leave plenty of room for notes, mark days off clearly and keep artwork away from the grid of dates. The logo only needs to appear once, calmly placed, because it will be seen daily for many months.
The calendar season starts early: photographs have to be prepared, recipient lists confirmed and internal approvals collected. The sooner the type is settled, the calmer the rest of the choices become. If you also send cards at the end of the year, it is worth designing both together.
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