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November 24, 2007
Send Out All Of Your Holiday Cards In Under An Hour
In December 2004, I was introduced to Send Out Cards.
This is a company that allows customers to send real,
full-color greeting cards right over the Internet.
I now use this system to stay in touch with family,
friends, and clients. I also earn a NICE living
from telling others about the system.
Customers log-in to their accounts, select from a
card catalog of more than 8000 cards, enter a
message, upload a digital image to the inside or
cover, confirm the addresses, and click send.
The company prints out a full-color greeting cards,
puts it in a nice envelope, and mails it anywhere
in the world via first-class postage.
I do this for $1.03 per card (if sent to a U.S.
address). Outside of the U.S.... it's slightly more
due to differences in postage rates.
You can also include a gift like a nice box of candy,
or caramel popcorn... and other types of "holiday
gifts" right along with the card.
This system makes it so easy to do your Christmas
shopping and send out your cards that it's crazy
not to use it. In fact, you can create ONE card,
inserting placeholder personalization tags in the
card, then you can upload your database of people
that you want to send that card to, and with a
few clicks of your mouse, you can have fully
personalized versions of that card on the way to
dozens or even hundreds of recipients.
what could be easier.
I'm hosting a free webinar on Wednesday, November
28th, at 9:30 - 10:30 PM EST where my friend Jack
Bastide and I will demonstrate the system and
tell you how to instantly get set up to use the system,
and/or to earn money from telling others how to use
the system.
As we're right in the middle of the holiday season,
NOW is the perfect time to learn more about
SendOutCards.
Get more details on the webinar and to register for
free here:
We'll actually be giving away some fairly valuable
gifts right on the webinar.
We Promise Not To Spam You! |
I'll talk to you on Wednesday :-)
Willie
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