It's getting to be that time of year again. I have to come up with something creative for my most difficult client . . . myself. For years I’ve produced my own personalized Christmas cards. Being creative is my profession, so I feel like everyone expects great things. Sometimes this hard work pays off with some nice phone calls from relatives and friends; and last year my card design actually won an online Christmas design contest!
Last year I used a great service from Modern Postcard to generate a printed version of my custom-designed card. Yeah, I know it is kind of old-fashioned to send a printed card with a postage stamp on it, but it’s a tradition I can’t seem to break. I recently discovered that Modern Postcard has spun off this service into its own division called simplecard.
I’ve done business with Modern Postcard for several years, and know that they produce first-class finished printed products. And when I received my printed cards last year I wasn’t disappointed. If you’re looking for a great quality, easy to create greeting card option this season, simplecards.com is a great choice. So, what’s so great about this service?
Well, here are five reasons why I like it:
- Great quality – I’m picky about how my finished printed work looks. Considering that this is digital short-run printing it looks great
- You can order in quantities as small as 25 for only $29.00
- You can choose from either postcards or greeting cards. I went the card option route myself last year, and I opted for the matching envelopes
- You can upload your photos and use their templates, or you can use your own design for a completely customized card. You get an instant preview of your card to make certain that what you’ve uploaded is exactly what you had in mind. You may also customize the interior of your cards with a personal message
- FREE shipping on every order – Wow! And that’s even in light of the recent increases in shipping prices
I’m planning on using them again this year; now I just need a great idea! If you have used simplecards.com, post your experiences here and let me know what you thought.
- CampPhotoshop's blog
- Login or register to post comments
- 1742 reads
Rss