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• 1. New baby announcements
• 2. Promote a new product
• 3. Better than a modeling zed card
• 4. 40th Birthday "gag gift" with bad photos
• 5. Tell the story of your favorite vacation
• 6. Prototype and test different version of a larger-run calendar
• 7. Bragging rights ... just to have your own calendar!
• 8. To show-off a new office building
• 9. To show-off a new home
• 10. For a Realtor to advertise a house for sale
• 11. For a Realtor to promote a certain neighborhood or business niche
• 12. As a photographer's leave-behind portfolio
• 13. To make a political statement
• 14. To promote a new CD/album
• 15. As a direct-mail piece that will stick around
• 16. As a Public Relations ploy to make a splash
• 17. Filled with your favorite recipes and given as a holiday gift
• 18. To promote a new book or author
• 19. As a type of book ... mostly writing supported by photos, or even no photos
• 20. To promote an artist's Top 12 (or 24) works
• 21. To promote an art showing at a specific location
• 22. To sell at an art or photography show
• 23. To use as a fund-raiser at Little League or soccer games
• 24. As a give-away at a wedding
• 25. To help sell a used car (or many used cars!)
• 26. To help sell that timeshare you need to get rid of!
• 27. To showcase before/after pictures
• 28. As a Thank You gift to large customers, featuring customer-specific images
• 29. As a 12-month "training manual" to specific types of clientele
• 30. To advertise to customers with smaller client bases (25 to 500)
• 31. Dance studios: list your year's schedule
• 32. Schools: list classes and schedules
• 33. Martial arts studios: list class days and times
• 34. Event venues: to show off different aspects of your location
• 35. Retail stores: your own specific calendar with coupons and specials
• 36. High School Reunions
• 37. Any kind of yearbook
• 38. Florists: show off arrangements and various types of flowers
• 39. Wineries: promote specific wines to your mailing list or the distributors
• 40. Pet Rescues: feature pets to be rescued
• 41. Theaters: feature shots from productions and what's running
• 42. Art or photography schools: run a contest for best images, put them in calendar
• 43. Create 3-5 version of a major calendar for test marketing sales
• 44. Churches: promote schedules, use as fundraiser
• 45. Car clubs: pictures of all the cars and their owners
• 46. Tattoo artists: portfolio, but sell them
• 47. Alcohol companies: for special events or customized for particular niches or regions
• 48. Title companies: customized for various locales and various reps
• 49. Conservation groups: raise awareness of the location and problem, and also use as a fundraiser
• 50. Writers: different short story every month
• 51. High school sports or cheerleaders or band fundraiser
• 52. Use as an internal calendar to employees only, promoting safety
• 53. Use to promote a sales and/or marketing plan, with specific dates and training periods
• 54. School Districts: for teachers of a certain grade only, with the mandated topics, schedules and information listed on the calendar
• 55. Event coordinators: as a unique, resalable item to single-event use
• 56. Chambers of Commerce: to promote the city and/or the Chamber
• 57. Personal trainers: to have clients list their activities on it, as a training device
• 58. As an alternative style catalog
• 59. Scouts: filled with scouting information, but also as a local fundraiser, sponsored by local business with coupons
• 60. Motorcycle or Car dealers ... to promote your local dealership and cars or bikes
• 61. A calendar to promote a newer actor's career
• 62. Travel agencies can use to promote group trips and certain regions, and could probably find sponsors to cover costs
• 63. Classroom or school contest calendars
• 64. Personal training, weight training or weight loss centers: Track progress
• 65. Home schooling programs: Track progress, schedules, homework, etc
• 66. hairstylists: show styles and list hours, regular reminders, etc
• 67. ROP: advertise off-site training
• 68. Sorority and fraternity fundraisers, with school dates, logos, events, etc
• 69. Ski/snowboard resorts: Showoff great pictures, while promoting the seasons and places to get information on snow conditions. Customize for individual shops.
• 70. As a one-year photo and stories memorial for a "dearly departed" friend or relative
• 71. Weight loss programs: customized for niche segments, to help with specific focuses while tracking weight and diets. Can be sold or sponsored.
• 72. Surfing organizations: feature a local tide-chart on the calendar
• 73. A pregnancy countdown calendar for anyone in the baby business
• 74. Cartoonists/artists: a one-year "comic book" for promotional, portfolio, or sale
• 75. Comedians: Joke-of-the-week calendar for sale at shows
• 76. Family reunion calendar, with pictures from last year and family birthdays
• 77. Networking groups: Each month features a member of your group
• 78. A quilting calendar, featuring regional quilts
• 79. Fairs: Winning items featured. Winners get one calendar free, can purchase others
• 80. Gardening groups (such as an Orchid society), featuring the plants, growing seasons, tips, etc
• 81. Red Hat or similar society individual group calendars, for fun or fundraiser
• 82. Car (or other) collectors: just to show-off your toys!
• 83. Clothing designers: feature a product line or a top new designer
• 84. A Sudoku calendar, with 1-2 puzzles per month
• 85. A chess calendar, with different solutions and puzzles each month
• 86. A restaurant calendar (for sale) with weekly or monthly coupons, events, etc
• 87. A historical calendar, each month going through the time period of an organization, city, town or person
• 88. A calendar filled with sky charts for the year, showing what to watch, and where
• 89. A calendar promoting that budding band you play in
• 90. Astrology calendar, with monthly or weekly horoscopes
• 91. Motivational calendar to motivate employees or resell
• 92. Financial planners: promotional calendar with local pictures, local events, money tips, and key money-related dates (taxes, etc)
• 93. Law firms: tips, deadlines, profiles of attorneys, local event dates, etc
• 94. Interior designers: feature the top projects and the "how" story
• 95. Auto-repair and oil-change business, promote regular services, include incentives to come in regularly
• 96. Animal trainers or breeders, show-off the breed, gives tips & tricks for training
• 97. Make an innovative and memorable resume in any career ... but especially for marketing and design careers
• 98. Talent agencies: promote your talent
• 99. Apartment complexes and leasing agents, use as a novel way to promote available properties
• 100. Large organizations, run internal contests for "employees of the month," feature them in calendar
• 101. Jewelry stores, as a "thank you" to clients, featuring watches and beautiful jewelry