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"Promoting With Postcards"

A postcard with a short, powerful message and a lively graphic or colorful photograph is an excellent way to market your business.

Postcards are especially effective for keeping in touch with current clients, but they can also be used to introduce prospects to your business or announce a new product or service. In addition, many businesses use postcards as a follow-up to their networking efforts.

A big plus in using postcards is that they are relatively inexpensive to mail and are almost always read! The more personalized you can make the message on your postcard, the better. Some experts suggest that if you or someone you know has nice handwriting, you might even consider writing your message in longhand.

Here are some other ideas on how to use postcards:

  • To publicize special offers or new products.
  • To promote an added service.
  • To advertise your website.
  • To announce a new location.
  • To introduce a new employee.
  • As a follow-up to a direct mail letter.
  • To say thank you to long-time clients or customer.

Copyright © 1999 Nan Yielding

Nan Yielding has nearly 10 years experience as an online business owner. She is the owner of Writing-Etc.com and offers internet marketing services and assistance to help website owners attract more customers and increase sales.

This article may be copied and distributed so long as it is not modified in any way and the footer at the end of the article is included.


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