Archive for the 'Holiday Card Etiquette' Category
3 Reasons to Send A Thanksgiving Card
Tags: Holiday Card Etiquette, thanksgiving cardsDear Ms. Cards Etiquette
You recommend sending Thanksgiving cards, but that just sounds like another grab by the card industry to get my money. I’ve never heard of sending Thanksgiving cards before! Admit it, your bosses are making you say it, aren’t they?
Skeptical Reader
Well Skeptical, I understand why you’d think that. [...]
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If We Send Thanksgiving Cards, Can We Skip Christmas Cards?
Tags: Christmas Cards, Holiday Card Etiquette, Holiday Cards, thanksgiving cardsDear Ms. Cards Etiquette
You have recommended sending Thanksgiving or New Year’s cards as a way of helping a company’s mailings stand out from the crowd, and my company decided to take your advice and send Thanksgiving cards this year. Do we still need to send a [...]
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Should We Put a Company Logo on a Christmas Card?
Tags: business how to, Greeting card campaign, Holiday Card Etiquette, Holiday CardsDear Ms. Cards Etiquette,
My boss wants to put the company logo on the Christmas cards we are sending out this year. My boss tells me that I am old fashioned, but I think this might be a tacky thing to do. [...]
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Help for Greeting Card Writer’s Block!
Tags: CardsDirect, christmas card writing, custom verse, Greeting Card Etiquette, greeting card writing, greeting cards, Holiday Card Etiquette, holiday card writing, Holiday CardsWell, dear readers. Just when I finally got myself all settled in here, CardsDirect is trying to make Ms. Cards Etiquette obsolete! I urge you all to write in letters of protest if [...]
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Holiday Greeting Card Tips
No TagsThe time is quickly approaching when companies around the country will switch gears from talking about the company summer picnic to discussions of holiday greeting card preparation. This can be a tedious task, especially if you are with a large company, but one that pays off just by sending a thoughtful gesture. [...]
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