Mar 16
After reading about the bride that refuses to send thank you notes to those that gave her wedding gifts, I started to wonder… have we lost our manners? The bride simply refused to write “thank you for the gift”. How ungrateful. Maybe she’s putting it off because it is not fun.
Is Writing Thank You Notes Painful?
It is sometimes painful to write thank you notes. What you have got to do to get over the pain is to change shoes. Put yourself in the gift giver’s shoes. I’m sure they put some thought into your gift. If you had given them a gift instead, wouldn’t you like to know that they appreciated it?
Show Your Appreciation
In your thank you note tell them that you appreciated their gift. Even if you’ve returned it already, let them know you enjoyed seeing them and appreciate the thought they put into your gift.
At A Loss for Words?
If you don’t know what to say in your thank you note, use a trick that my grandmother taught me. When she received a gift she wasn’t sure that she liked, she’d say “Isn’t that something!” Of course, everything is something!
Use the same trick when you write your thank you notes – write your gift was really something!
Please don’t be rude. Please take the time to thank those that give you a gift.
Thanks,
P.S. Wasn’t this post something?!
P.P.S. Pick out some great personalized note cards here
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Dec 29
I stumbled upon the website TargetMap.com and was curious about how many places PolyGraphics.com has customers – how many towns across the nation have ordered from us.
After a quick database query to pull unique zip codes (if we have shipped to a zip code many times, I only got the zip code once). The total zip codes came to over 6000!
I fed the data to TargetMap and here’s what came out
That’s not bad for a little ‘ol shop in Apex, NC.
Can we ship some invitations to you?
We’d be happy to.
P.S. Do you live outside the United States? We’ll ship to you – via USPS Global.
P.P.S. You can also have personalized note cards, return address seals, response cards, and more from PolyGraphics.com
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Jun 03
Personalized note cards are an excellent gift idea.
As a teacher gift, as a unique thank you, or for a friend’s birthday or celebration.
Ask Poly Graphics to put them in a clear gift box for an even bigger impact.
If you’d like us to ship your gift directly to your recipient, we’ll take a photo of your gift before we send it out – and email it to you – so that you can see the gift that you’ve sent.
P.S. Enjoy your search for note cards and remember that at PolyGraphics.com we can make almost unlimited changes to your order – to graphics, fonts, and colors of both. Let us know what changes you’d like us to make in the special instructions part of the order form.
P.P.S. If you don’t see a design that you like at Poly Graphics, we’ll be happy to create something for you. Just Ask.
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May 21
The traditional school year is winding down… and it’s time to give your teacher a gift for all the time and help they have given.
Are you looking for an awesome teacher gift?
How about some personalized note cards for your teacher?
Printed with your teacher’s name in bright colors… in quantities as low as 12, these can also be packaged in a nice clear gift box for an extra $1.
As with all products from Poly Graphics – all colors, fonts, and wording can be changed to the way you like them.
Thanks teachers!
P.S. We’ll be happy to create some great pool party invitations for your “school’s out” party.
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Mar 17
Are handwritten thank you notes a thing of the past?
I don’t think email or a phone call has replaced a handwritten note.
Do you need to thank someone for helping you?
You can make a great impression by writing a thank you note by hand – to thank your family for a gift, or thank someone for their business.
Seth Godin, a fantastic marketing mind, says that writing thank you notes is a great way to spend time instead of watching television (see the 8th bullet).
Do you have thank you notes on hand?
Would you like some personalized thank you cards at a great price?
Try PolyGraphics.com. We’ve got a great selection of limitless designs. “Limitless” means that you select the font color (any color is available), you select the graphics and the color of the graphics. The examples on the PolyGraphics.com website are just a suggestion. If orange is your favorite color, we’ll create orange thank you notes for you. Ask and we’ll do all we can to make your note cards exactly as you want them.
Do you need a thank you card for your business? - To thank your customers?
Send us your logo and we’ll incorporate it into your thank you note.
We’re here for you,
P.S. We also sell monogram thank you note cards if you like.
Aug 12
How do you thank people?
Call them? Great. It’s personal and they get to hear the emotion in your voice.
Send an email? Nice. You thought enough about them to take the time to write something.
Write a note in your own handwriting? This is the best. You took the time to take a pen in hand and compose a thoughtful thank you. This shows that you really appreciate what that person did for you.
And a personalized thank you note from Poly Graphics can also reflect you – the design on the front of the note can include your name, your initials, your favorite sport, hobby, car, or even your tattoo! Let us know what you want on your note cards and we’ll design something for you.
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Heart Tattoo Note Card
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Personalized Paint Brush Note Card
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Brick People Thank You
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Big Soccer Ball
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Basketball with Fire Note Card
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Dude on a Harley Motorcycle
Order your personalized thank you cards from Poly Graphics – envelopes are always included for free.
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