Business Holiday Greeting Cards

The company I work for always receives countless "Merry Christmas" cards from various other businesses and customers throughout the season. Im looking for some ideas regarding creative ways to display them.

Collage maybe, or u could hang then in a line across one wall @ home I usually stick mine all on one wall or along the door or picture rail if you have a glass wall in your office you could stick them on the inside of that too - it's a nice idea to display them all - it make your company look popular
hope it helps
xx

2007-11-30 07:51:04 by KB

These are the most unique and memorable corporate holiday greeting cards. Send one of these to your clients and they will save it on their desk as ...

If you owned, or own a corporate business, what would you like to see on your holiday greeting cards that you send out. As far as pictures, words, greetings, or symbols. What are some things that you can rarely find in a greeting card that you would like to see? I'm in the process of creating a greeting card for a scholarship contest. Which is why I'm asking people what they would like to see.

Since there are many ways that people from different cultures celebrate the "holidays," I prefer to send these kinds of things just before Thanksgiving. This also goes hand-in-hand with thanking clients, and the text on the card should reflect that. Statistics prove that something that is "hand-written" is considered more personal, and read more often.

Cornucopias are always beautiful and express giving thanks for a bountiful harvest. Here are some sites for you to get ideas:

http://clipart.christiansunite.com/Thank sgiving_Clipart/Cornucopias_Clipart/

http://www.fotosearch.com/photos-images/ cornucopias.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornucopia< br />
Best wishes to you, and I am sure your project will turn out very well—please, no santas, reindeer, trees, etc.! (smile)

2007-11-01 20:54:57 by negativeiceprincess03

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$5.00 Goes to School of Choice, Gift Coupon Comes with Order
Assorted Holiday Greeting Cards For Business - 8" X 5.5" With Gold Foil Envelopes

I just started my own photography business and I am looking for a printing company that could provide the following:

1) "traditional" photo greeting cards on photo paper (like the ones they sell at Sam's Club, Walgreen's, etc)

2) Press printed folded holiday cards

3) No-fold holiday cards (press printed) where I can put photos on the front and back.

I want to be able to put templates on my website so that my customers can choose.

Thanks!

Usually any printing company can supply such services as long as they have offset presses.

There are two such companies within ten minutes from my office.

2009-09-15 09:09:28 by Pat G

Price: $23.49 $11.59

Each card is 4.25 by 5.5 inches
Includes 60 note cards and matching envelopes
White paper

from link
Go Ahead, Exploit Our Holidays, We're Used to It
By Gustavo Arellano
October 31, 2007
Dear Mexican,

How do I go to the Mexican grocery store and bakery to buy supplies for our Día de los Muertos party without looking like I'm doing the kitschy-goofy thing I'm doing? I walk up to the register and smile ingratiatingly, saying "Gracias" as usual—but a basketful of sugar skulls and other themed items, hefted to the register in my Irish-mutt arms, isn't subtle. I don't really mind looking stupid, but I don't want to offend anyone.Lost Me Lucky Charms

http://www.seattleweekly.com/2007-10-31/ diversions/go-ahead-exploit-our-holidays -we-re-used-to-it.php
correction:Think immigration

Of course it is. They all have birthdays, anniverseries, holidays, and special occasions like everyone else.

2007-11-22 10:16:28 by zuezug

Is it ok for me to go to businesses & ask to speak with the person in charge for ordering holiday greeting cards & gifts, then I would just drop off my business card with my web site on it & phone number.

that depends what is your business? Are you trying ot sell cards and gifts or are you trying to have them buy other people's cards and gifts through you? If you are selling you wil probibly want to take samples of your product and actually talk to them, not drop and run. If you just give it to them they will most likely throw it in the garbage without a second thought.

2006-10-12 13:47:34 by staceyL