Comments on: Greeting Cards Verse eCards http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=greeting-cards-verse-ecards Send Out Cards Business Opportunity Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:36:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Tim Somers http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Tim Somers Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:39:00 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-18 Bethany, than you for the well rounded comment with some great insight on both ecards and traditional greeting cards. Bethany, than you for the well rounded comment with some great insight on both ecards and traditional greeting cards.

]]> By: Bethany http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Bethany Tue, 02 Dec 2008 05:58:19 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-17 Oh! Any type of card is great...to show that you are thinking of someone or showing appreciation for a meeting, etc. And there are pros to both types of cards, e-card & snail mail. E-cards are great from an economical & environmental stand-point...plus, if it's a card that stands out, it can be forwarded on to friends & family all over the country. AND it's sometimes nice to break up the 100's of email with a nice, fun card (oh and if someone is having a bad day...an instant card can be delieverd). :) Snail mail is nice because it shows that you had to plan ahead of time a little bit more...and it's great for the older generation or for the bigger/special occasions. A nice keepsake for a scrapbook perhaps. :) Both show that you took time to choose the right card & to write a personal message...just different delivery methods. :) Oh! Any type of card is great…to show that you are thinking of someone or showing appreciation for a meeting, etc. And there are pros to both types of cards, e-card & snail mail.

E-cards are great from an economical & environmental stand-point…plus, if it’s a card that stands out, it can be forwarded on to friends & family all over the country. AND it’s sometimes nice to break up the 100’s of email with a nice, fun card (oh and if someone is having a bad day…an instant card can be delieverd). :)

Snail mail is nice because it shows that you had to plan ahead of time a little bit more…and it’s great for the older generation or for the bigger/special occasions. A nice keepsake for a scrapbook perhaps. :)

Both show that you took time to choose the right card & to write a personal message…just different delivery methods. :)

]]> By: Heidi Richards Mooney, Redhead Marketing, Inc. http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Heidi Richards Mooney, Redhead Marketing, Inc. Fri, 07 Nov 2008 20:38:21 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-7 Tim, Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment about greeting cards. I so agree with you ~ ecards have their place and when they were first on the scene, were very cool. I like the ones that are flash and glitz. The only problem with eCards these days is that because of "phishing" we don't know if the card we are getting is legit or not until we open it. I love being a SendOutCard distributor and mostly just love sending them. Make it a great day, Heidi Richards Mooney StayConnectedWithCards.com Tim,

Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment about greeting cards. I so agree with you ~ ecards have their place and when they were first on the scene, were very cool. I like the ones that are flash and glitz. The only problem with eCards these days is that because of “phishing” we don’t know if the card we are getting is legit or not until we open it.

I love being a SendOutCard distributor and mostly just love sending them.

Make it a great day,

Heidi Richards Mooney
StayConnectedWithCards.com

]]> By: Tom Rochford http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Tom Rochford Wed, 05 Nov 2008 21:48:16 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-6 Not only is Send Out Cards a great service but it costs so much less than a card from the store. The e-card - to send a nice - also costs money. Then there is the issue of spam filters blocking the e-card or the possibility of a virus being sent. Greeting cards are the way to go and now it has become easy and more cost efficient with Send Out Cards. Not only is Send Out Cards a great service but it costs so much less than a card from the store. The e-card – to send a nice – also costs money. Then there is the issue of spam filters blocking the e-card or the possibility of a virus being sent.

Greeting cards are the way to go and now it has become easy and more cost efficient with Send Out Cards.

]]> By: Tim Somers http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Tim Somers Tue, 04 Nov 2008 13:49:08 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-5 Great point Linda, an eCard lasts until you open your next eMail - a Greeting Card is more likely to be saved for years to come. Great point Linda, an eCard lasts until you open your next eMail – a Greeting Card is more likely to be saved for years to come.

]]> By: Linda Vorves Pastor http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Linda Vorves Pastor Tue, 04 Nov 2008 13:08:08 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-4 I think sending an e-card is a bit lazy and superficial. Yes, it tells the person that you are thinking about them, but there does not seem to be any real depth to the action. It is too brief and fleeting--not requiring much thought. A bit disposable. I once thought it was a nice thing to open an email note, but since receiving and sending a SendOutCards card, I have adjusted my thinking. Anticipation is so very strong when opening the envelope. Just to touch and read a real card, to know someone took the time to create and send to me envokes a strong emotion [and might I say love or a great appreciation] for the sender. Blessings, Linda www.SendOutCards.com/13680 I think sending an e-card is a bit lazy and superficial. Yes, it tells the person that you are thinking about them, but there does not seem to be any real depth to the action. It is too brief and fleeting–not requiring much thought. A bit disposable.
I once thought it was a nice thing to open an email note, but since receiving and sending a SendOutCards card, I have adjusted my thinking.
Anticipation is so very strong when opening the envelope. Just to touch and read a real card, to know someone took the time to create and send to me envokes a strong emotion [and might I say love or a great appreciation] for the sender.
Blessings,
Linda
http://www.SendOutCards.com/13680

]]> By: Linda Vorves Pastor http://sendcardsblog.com/greeting-cards-verse-ecards/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Linda Vorves Pastor Tue, 04 Nov 2008 13:07:16 +0000 http://sendcardsblog.com/?p=20#comment-3 I think sending an e-card is a bit lazy and superficial. Yes, it tells the person that you are thinking about them, but there does not seem to be any real depth to the action. It is too brief and fleeting--not requiring much thought. A bit disposable. I once thought it was a nice thing to open an email note, but since receiving and sending a SendOutCards card, I have adjusted my thinking. Anticipation is so very strong when opening the envelope. Just to touch and read a real card, to know someone took the time to create and send to me envokes a strong emotion [and might I say love or a great appreciation] for the sender. Blessings, Linda I think sending an e-card is a bit lazy and superficial. Yes, it tells the person that you are thinking about them, but there does not seem to be any real depth to the action. It is too brief and fleeting–not requiring much thought. A bit disposable.
I once thought it was a nice thing to open an email note, but since receiving and sending a SendOutCards card, I have adjusted my thinking.
Anticipation is so very strong when opening the envelope. Just to touch and read a real card, to know someone took the time to create and send to me envokes a strong emotion [and might I say love or a great appreciation] for the sender.
Blessings,
Linda

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