Greeting Cards Packs

I don't really have any use for them and was wondering if there's any place online where you an sell already made greeting cards?

Here is a list of sites:
http://webworknotebook.blogspot.com/2009 /08/best-sites-to-sell-online.html

2009-09-02 18:24:05 by Nazir G

Selection of beautiful cards available at Greetings From Gaia. Will send cards to recipient at no extra cost and include your message too. Service ...

What kind of paper should I use that isn't to expensive or too hard to find. I want to start selling them to my neiborhood cheap but I want them to look professional.

Any tips/advice
anything is helpful. O, and how much would much would u sell the cards for? a pack of 12 w/ envelopes. THANXZ!!!!

You need heavy weight cardstock. Bazzill is my favorite cardstock for cards. You can google Bazzill and get it in bulk. I would recommend getting a Scor-IT- It gives very professional creases on cards.
For cost figure out how much you have in each card/envelope and how long it takes you to do a set of 12.

2009-11-16 14:27:17 by doglover

Price: $10.99 $6.99

Create cards for every occasion, including birthdays, graduations and Valentine's Day or invitations for your next party
Easy-to-use free templates are available from avery.com
High-quality, matte-coated stock for vivid color and photo printing

I am a pack rat and am paring my belongings down. I am making a lot of progress, but have difficulty parting with my four shoe boxes of greeting cards and letters sent to me- should I keep these?

I did the same thing. I finally decided to just keep the ones from my grandparents, who are now gone. It's kind of comforting to see their handwriting. A special occasion card should be kept, like wedding, birth of a child, babies first birthday. But, keeping Christmas cards from everyone is ridiculous and takes up too much space. Get rid of those. I just keep an updated list in my draw as to who sent a card. I also keep any pictures that might have been sent with the cards.

2008-01-04 11:35:59 by Crafty Chica

Price: $20.00 $1.95

Pack includes 6 photo greeting cards and matching envelopes.
Great for miss-yous, birthdays, weddings, invitations and thank yous.
Just place any standard photo inside and use suppled double stick surface.

can you mail greeting cards in its envelope? if so, how many stamps would it need? its like a standard hallmark card. if i were to put the card in a bubble-pack yellow envelope, how many stamps would that take? or do i have to go to the postoffice to pay for postage? if anyone knows, please answer? thank you

You can mail a greeting card in it's own envelope - a bubble pack is not necessary. If the card is standard sized - it should only cost you 1 stamp. If it is larger, you may want to attach an extra stamp. Then just put it in your mailbox for the mailcarrier to pick up.

2007-08-19 17:22:22 by j1 projectz

I am trying to come up with a business plan to sell erotic greeting cards with high quality art nudes. All the original images are mine. Can someone suggest some ideas or direct me to sources like books that can get me started. I am thinking of multi-format items, i.e., cards, note pads, calendars, stationary, hard copy or virtual, sets of cards, i.e., 20 to a pack, individual, etc.

Since no one else has answered this one yet, I'll attempt to help you out.

Since an erotic greeting card business is fairly specialized, you'll have to do some Google searches on "greeting card business" and take it from there.

I found one listing below that has some basic information to get you started.

2007-12-26 08:29:53 by holacarinados