Global Printed Products, 2024 Essential 7"x9" Monthly, Weekly Planner with Tabs - 14 Months (November 2023 Through December 2024) - Professional, Easy-to-Use Frosted Vinyl Covers for Extra Protection

Exactly what we needed to track business and personal activities. Good size, durable covers.

This is a sturdy, well organized, simple planner. The pages are thick and don't bleed. None of the fluff that you see in other planners with dreams and goals etc...just the basics - Month view and weekly view with plenty of room for each day. Does come with stickers (arrows and post-it notes) and a plastic "today" insert. Well protected with hard cover for front and back. Happy with this planner - will actually use this one!

First of all, know I'm an ALL paper girl! While my business is online, my schedule is paper and that's the only way I can do it. This planner is super plain, but it's the ONLY one on the market I can find that has the DAYS going vertical instead of horizontal which only makes sense to me for planning a whole day at a time. There's space for my client schedule on top, then more space underneath for to-do lists, etc. It has EVERYTHING I need and I'm going on my 5th year using ONLY this! It also comes in 3 sizes, I've used the large and medium, small is too small for my needs.

So I wanted a planner that wasn’t hard to use. Lately planners are filled with extra stuff, stickers, like if they creator of the planner wants you to plan like them. But not every one plans the same. This planner is vanilla. I was worried about the layout but I think it’s what I want now in every planner. I write my notes of the days event on top and write the time on the bottom. It just depends on how you want to use it.Pros:-natural off white sheets with gray lines of division. I don’t like bright white it just hurts my eyes and the black stark thick lines of other planners get in the way of my writing. (Just how I feel)-not too small not too big. I can put it in my bag and it won’t get lost. I know I have it without looking for it if that makes sense.- the monthly tabs are sturdy- the spiral is sturdy and not bulky- the bookmark is plastic and does not move when set- it’s vanilla. I can decorate, color in anywhere I want, put my own stickers. It’s mine to create.- sheets do not bleed. I specifically use Pilot Precise V5 in all colors and no bleed. I also use felt narrow tip markers and as long as I don’t over do it. There is little to no bleed. It doesnt interfere with the writing on the next page.Cons- the plastic bookmark has little post it’s attached to it and it makes the planner bumpy if you leave it attached but I just take it off to write in it. I still haven’t used the post its- I wish the times were marked with the :30 not just by the hour. But I’ve made my own strategy to get around that.

I've ordered a few planners on Amazon, and this by far has to be the best. It met my needs EXACTLY. There was a monthly calendar as well as daily and weekly planning pages. The order of the pages and arrangement of text boxes was perfect. It wasn't overcrowded and served exactly its purpose. I was worried I wouldn't use every section, but I'm finding a reason to use every bit of this planner, including the front page. Since the front cover is transparent, I doodle on the front page to really make it my own. I'm going to buy this planner again for the next year. I bring it everywhere with me! Also, the pictures included by the seller is exactly what you get.

I have historically used an expensive Franklin Covey planner with refills. A few years ago I decided that the $50 refills were just too much and switched to this. It's perfect. It's not as fancy, but it's sturdy and the price is perfect. If you've been purchasing expensive planners, this will 100% fit the bill as a swap. And the paper is thick, so you don't have bleed-through.

I’ve been using this planner for that past few years of college and I absolutely love it. Minimal ,neat and clean. It’s helped me so much stay organized with my syllabus and schedule. Life saving planner.

The media could not be loaded.  I don't know why it's so hard to find planners with vertical layouts, but it is. This one has them. The top half of each weekday's column is space for notes or to-do lists, and the bottom half is a schedule that runs from 7 am to 10 pm, so there's only one line per hour instead of one line per half-hour as in some other planners. This works for me, though.The month-at-a-glance blocks are weirdly floating in what looks like the middle of Sunday, though I guess maybe they are meant to separate Sunday from a note space. I don't know. It's a little odd but not bad.The month tabs are oddly placed because when you flip them you go to the first week of the month, not the monthly spread. Seems a strange way to do it, but not a deal-breaker.The sticky notes on the bookmark strike me as extraneous. I probably won't keep them in the planner since they keep it from closing flat. One of the stacks of page flags fell off as soon as I pulled it out of the package, so I have no confidence these would survive being transported in a backpack or briefcase. I've taken the bookmark out of last year's planner to use with this one.There are a small number of note pages at the back, but at least this planner doesn't waste paper on useless pages like "expenses," "contacts," and "passwords" like my old planner did.Overall a good planner for an economical price.