Design Crafters

While I think it is a bit early to be thinking about Christmas cards, I know that a lot of folks are already looking and thinking about them, because we have aready gotten a number of requests for samples and catalogues, not to mention actual orders!

Because of this early interest, I thought maybe I ought to discuss different types of Christmas cards and how different types should be reserved for different selelct groups of people.

First of all if you are a business sending to a business, you should definitely look for high quality Christmas cards that reflect good taste and style. Cost really should not be an issue because this type of advertising is very inexpensive in the overall scope of advertising expense.

Of course it should not be seen as advertising. It is a subtile reminder of your business as you wish your clients and customers a happy holiday season. It is a powerful one none the less and you don’t want to let the holidays slip by without sending one as this is a great opportunity and excuse to contact all of your clients and customers.

A thoughtful sentiment followed by your company name and/or logo is sufficient, unless of course you want to add a personal note, which if you have the time to do, will go a long way in the "personal touch" department. This is not the medium in which you should put a plug in for your company. "Of course not!" you say, "Who would be so lame as to do that?" You would be surprised.

Actually, that is all I am going to talk about today because we just launched a Wedding Blog on our Wedding Invitation site and I need to get started posting to that with wedding tips and ideas. In a couple of days I will post again with more ideas of different types of Christmas card and how they fit into the Christmas season.