GREETING CARDS
Send encouragement to your clients at any time of the year with no reason at all. This is a great way to check up on your contacts, see how they're doing and let them know you're always around. Each card is completely blank on the back for you to write a personal message. The cards are small, 5 x 5 so that there is not too much room to fill up and comes with an envelope. Each card and envelope is $1.50.
Keep scrolling to the bottom of the page, past the form, to find helpful message templates you can use.
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MESSAGE TIPS
MESSAGE TOPICS
1. Open it up. Start with “dear” or even “dearest.” Or try “hi” or “hello” or the old-school charm of “greetings.” Add the recipient’s name and you’re off!
2. Say why you’re writing. If you’re sending a greeting card that already explains it, skip this step. Otherwise, let the recipient know what got you thinking of them today. Pro tip: Be specific, like “I heard [name of song]” or “I baked [type of cookie] with your recipe” or some other true, real-life nugget.
3. Go on a bit. Add a line or two more about why you’re writing. Add a specific thought about the story, a detail about the day, a compliment, or a comment. Pro tip: Focus on the recipient and what they might want or need to hear from you.
4. Reaffirm your relationship. Finish with a little reminder of why your recipient matters to you. It can be as simple as “you always make me smile,” as serious as “I care about you very much,” or anywhere in between. Pro tip: Be you! Your thoughts in your handwriting are what make this special—not big words or flowery sentiments. (Unless that’s you!)
5. Say it again. End with a quick reminder of your reason for writing. It’s kind of like a bookend…or the closing of one of those five-paragraph essays from high school. Pro tip: It’s perfectly fine to repeat “congratulations,” “thank you” or “hope your day is happy.”
6. Finish strong. There are so many wonderful ways to close a letter. Try…
Sincerely
Best wishes
Cheers
Your friend
Warmly
…and sign your name. That’s it!
P.S. Your note doesn’t have to be long. Just sincere!
COVID-19
“All this can be a lot to take on. I’m here to help if you need it.”
“I’m never more than a text or call away. Don’t hesitate to reach out. (I plan to check in on you, too.)”
CATCH UP
“I’d love to hear from you. Shoot me a text or an email when you get a chance.”
ENCOURAGEMENT
“I’m thinking of you. And I’m just a text or phone call away.”
“Just wanted to send you a smile today.”
“Just wanted to send some happy thoughts your way today.”