Business holiday cards

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• Business Holiday cards from Postable

  Sending business holiday cards is a great way to connect with your entire client base when they're the most likely to need your services. Regardless of what area of business your company is in, sending business holiday cards will keep your products and services top of mind in a positive light while many of your clients will be attending holiday parties and reconnecting with family members -- opportunities for word of mouth. Aside from keeping you at the forefront of your customers' minds, mailing business holiday cards is a great way to foster client relationships -- a basic tenant of customer retention. Choosing to mail your business holiday cards with Postable means you don't have to spend hours hand writing mailing addresses, stuffing envelopes or licking stamps. Postable simplifies this yearly task down to minutes on your computer. All you have to do is choose the customizations that fit your needs and we'll print, address and mail the cards out for you. And don't worry, we use smart handwritten fonts and real USPS stamps to retain that personalized feel!

• Important things to include in your business Holiday cards.

  Sending business holiday cards is a great way to connect with your entire client base when they're the most likely to need your services. Regardless of what area of business your company is in, sending business holiday cards will keep your products and services top of mind in a positive light while many of your clients will be attending holiday parties and reconnecting with family members -- opportunities for word of mouth. Aside from keeping you at the forefront of your customers' minds, mailing business holiday cards is a great way to foster client relationships -- a basic tenant of customer retention. Choosing to mail your business holiday cards with Postable means you don't have to spend hours hand writing mailing addresses, stuffing envelopes or licking stamps. Postable simplifies this yearly task down to minutes on your computer. All you have to do is choose the customizations that fit your needs and we'll print, address and mail the cards out for you. And don't worry, we use smart handwritten fonts and real USPS stamps to retain that personalized feel!

• How to keep business Holiday cards professional.

  If you're choosing to add a holiday photo of your team on the front of your cards, there are a few things to keep in mind. Your business holiday cards should reflect the formality level of your company culture. A few elements in your business holiday cards will help to relfect this. Dress code: Make sure your team is aware of any items of clothing to steer clear of. If your company culture is more formal, give your team plenty of notice on a more stricter dress code that will reflect this culture. Photo Quality: When uploading your business holiday company photo, make sure the image file is high resolution. This will ensure the print quality of your holiday card and reflect the professionalism of your business. Remember, if you're ever unsure -- give us an email info@postable.com. We'll be happy to help!

• How to sign your business Holiday cards.

  The way you choose to sign your business Holiday cards will vary based on a number of factors including the tone of your brand and voice, the formality of your company culture as well as the recipients (for example, you may want to vary the sign off for your clients vs. your employees). As a general note, you'll want to keep your sign off warm -- it is the holidays after all -- without getting too personal. 'Warm wishes' or a simple 'Happy Holidays from the team' would work just fine.

• What to write in corporate Holiday cards?

  Brainstorming what to write in your corporate holiday cards in 2021 -- of all years -- may seem a little tricky. You definitely want your business holiday cards to have a festive and positive feel (they are meant to spread joy after all), but it could also be a little tone deaf to completely ignore the hardships that many people (your customers included) may be going through at the moment. Being honest while showing your gratitude for your customer's business and loyalty is key. Acknowledging the potential struggles of the last two years and staying positive for 2022 will keep a balanced tone without going overboard either direction. For a more detailed tips and wording examples check out our blog post for your business holiday message.