Quarantine Corporate Christmas Craziness

No passing around the chocolates.

No coming in late to the office not talking about the Christmas party the night before.

No capturing sly looks between likely folks through the gaps between the monitors.

Christmas will be different for the business and it’s going to need some cheer.

Here’s some cheer! Have a look at what you can send your busy bees as a surprise in the morning post. Nothing too big or fancy, just something to let them know that despite all appearances the company they work for is still here!

Same for your clients too. They’re now in the land the living room. Where all your competitors are sending their pointed sales emails directly to their home with multiple offers and better deals.

It’ll almost certainly be worth sending, to at least your top clients, just a little reminder that you’re the best in every way.

One idea is to have a look at the personlised products on offer and instead of a picture of faces and cats . . .

. . . why not exchange it for a picture of your logo.

So that could be cushions, blankets, mugs etc. It’s for people working at home remember!

company logo cushion
add your logo instead

Or beach towels

or fancy colour changing mugs. Company logo all over it!

company logo mug
colour changing mug – but with your logo

lego figures

lego figures of the team with a witty christmas note

Don’t forget the wrapping paper. Company wrapping paper with the logo on it.

company logo wrapping paper
wrap it all up in the company logo

socks!

personalised company socks
company logo socks

company face masks

company face masks
face masks with the company logo on

a nice multitool pen perhaps with the company name engraved on it

company name multitool pen
cool multitool pen with the company name

Pillow cases ! Make sure they really love the company!

company pillow cases
Hmmm. Even dreaming of work!

suitcase covers?

company logo suitcase covers
the company logo all around the world

Any way there’re a few starter ideas!

Have a very Merry Christmas!