Home for Christmas? A Pop-up House makes a great Company Christmas Calendar

The Pop-up House has a unique shape that lends itself to being designed in all kinds of ways for a promotional desk calendar. It can be a house, a shop, a café, a bank, an office, a garden shed, a greenhouse – you name it! Whatever design you decide upon, you can guarantee one thing – it will be unique amongst the calendars that your customer will receive this year. Each year your customers will receive many B2B promotional calendars most of which will be wall calendars. However, wall calendars end up being passed around the offices and are often not kept by the person that you most want to impress ie your customer. That is one good reason to send a pop-up desk calendar, particularly one that instantly stands out as something different. The house shape is one for definite consideration as a promotional desk calendar.

The distinctive shape and interactive pop-up action are plus points that instantly stand out about the pop-up house desk calendar. But there are plenty of other positives for the pop-up house. For one, it is custom printed and comes with its own bespoke mailing wrap that is also custom printed in full colour. The attractive wrap is easy to open and is chunky but light making  the house shape ideal as a promotional desk calendar sent as a direct mail promotion.

Customer interaction starts just as soon as the pack arrives along with your customer’s daily stack of mail. The chunky, custom-printed pack will demand your customer’s attention and your pop-up desk calendar will be easily spotted amongst the boring plain envelopes. This immediately creates a sense of anticipation and your customer will be keen to discover what is in the custom-printed pack. A reaction of fun and surprise follows as your customer opens the pack and up pops the calendar. Further customer interaction follows as your client bounces the pop-up repeatedly before showing colleagues this neat gizmo and finally placing your promotional desk calendar in a prominent position on the desk top.