• Controlled distribution.
• Large number of impressions per month at a low cost per impression.
• 365 day exposure.
• Customer appreciation.
• Calendars are a necessity and customers will ask for a new one each year.

• Build Name Identity.
• Invite New Business.
• Hold Good Customers.

Invites More Business.
The advertising calendar “talks daily” to the prospect reminding them of the business and inviting more purchases. The promotional calendar sign becomes the advertisers “Silent Sales Representative.”

Holds Good Customers.
The perceived value of the calendar makes its presentation to the customer a “Thank You” for their business. That “Thank You” is remembered everyday when the as the recipient uses the calendar for reference and scheduling.

1. The promotional calendar has a low cost per impression. In our daily routine, we refer to a calendar many times. This frequent referral by members of the household or by people in an office makes the promotional calendar cost per eye impression just a fraction of the cost of other media.

2. The calendar has controlled distribution. Every dollar invested is directed toward the exact market or person you wish to reach.

3. The promotional calendar has a long life. Calendars are used and referred to for a full 12 months or in some cases more and then are sometimes saved for personal records. This gives your sign a place 365 days a year minimum.

4. The promotional calendar is a daily necessity. Surveys tell us the 98% of all homes and 100% of all businesses use a least one calendar and usually up to four.

5. The promotional calendar is personal. People become involved with their calendar during the course of recording data or referencing it. 65% of all calendar users write appointments or reminders on their calendar. This daily involvement keeps your advertising sign working everyday.

6. The promotional calendar has continuity. Your message stays with your customer everyday; thanking them for past business and inviting them to continue with future business. In addition, the recipient will most likely ask for another calendar the next year.
Note: Have you ever heard of someone asking a business for a copy of their newspaper or radio ad? NO!

7. A promotional calendar has intrinsic value. People appreciate getting a calendar form a business and place a tangible value on it. Surveys show that 67% of all advertising calendar users would purchase a calendar if a complimentary calendar was not provided.

8. The advertising calendar is hung or placed where buying decisions are made. Your calendar will obtain valuable place on the wall or desk in the homes or offices where people make buying decisions. Your calendar becomes your “Silent Salesperson” in these locations when you can not be there yourself.