For example, buy a calendar in June and it should be 50% off

Follow up, do people still buy calendars?

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    5 months ago

    Calendars are usually 75% or more as soon as 1/1 hits. Nobody buys a calendar in June because if you WANT a calendar, you want one as soon as your old one ends

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    Calendars are reusable every like 6 years

    You should have to pay extra for vintage calendars because it’s cool

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    5 months ago

    Follow up, do people still buy calendars?

    Buy? Yes, several times

    Use? No

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    5 months ago

    I like having a paper calendar at my desks. It’s just easy to see what day of the week a day is. I’ll add stuff like concerts or birthdays so I have passive warning rather than making specific reminder sin my phone calendar.

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    5 months ago

    I bought an Animal Crossing calendar for the kitchen. It’s cute.

    If you’re in the Apple ecosystem, use the digital calendar. If not, use Google’s. Set your yearly stuff like birthdays and anniversaries to repeat. Sync up between your desktop, laptop, phone, watch, whatever. Paper calendars can’t compete. Planner folks have been doing this for decades. Anyone can do it for free now.

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    5 months ago

    I only buy calendars as Christmas gifts.

    I know of a company where you can order custom calendars with your own photos and design and IIRC you can make those start in any month, they can be for any period of 12 consecutive months.