• Go and say hello! Personally hand them out as a "Thank You" for their business.
• Include them with every order shipped in November and December.
• Have your route drivers or delivery personnel hand them out. Great for businesses that deliver merchandise, supplies, or even pizza!
• Have a small store or boutique? Place them in a basket by the cash register.
• Leave them on a table in your reception area—perfect for hotels, banquet halls, conference centers, country clubs and more.
• Mail to new businesses or homeowners in the community.
• Set up a booth at a community festival with games and hand out swag bags containing goodies and your calendars.
• Place them in bags at the point of purchase.
• Mail them with Christmas cards to customers. Hand write addresses on the envelopes for a personalized touch. Get more greeting card tips ➞
• If you give baked goods, candy, or fruit baskets to clients for Christmas, stick a calendar in the box with the yummy treats.
• Use them as statement stuffers.
• Give clients two and have them give one to a friend for increased referrals.
• Use them as invitations to holiday parties or open houses.
• Hand out to employees and new hires as part of a company welcome packet.
• Place in swag bags at conventions, trade shows, expos, or conferences.
• Give as event favors at a customer appreciation dinner.
• Leave them at businesses in your community: libraries, medical offices, churches, retail stores, post offices, hotels and restaurants.
• Hosting a year-end client appreciation event? Hand out client thank you bags with small logo calendars.
• Hand them out during a parade! Many towns and cities host year-end holiday parades, so walk along your float, handing out calendars to the parade attendees.

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