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It's time to prepare holiday greetings for clients, customers and vendors. Select a generic happy holiday or greetings for the season card (unless you know your addressee's religious affiliation) and get started.
On the Envelope:
- Handwrite the recipient's name and address.
- Indicate your return address on the front or back.
- Use a first class, not a metered, stamp.
Inside the Card:
- Acknowledge the recipient by name.
- Add a personal, yet professional, message (at least one line of warm wishes).
- Sign the card even if your and/or your company's name is pre-printed in the copy.
A good business relationship is worth the additional (and attention-getting) effort. And, by the bye, e-mailed holiday greetings are not appropriate.
Happy holidays from Executive Speak/Write, oral and written communications trainers who help you Make your point. Get results. We look forward to meeting your future needs for skills improvement programs in writing, speaking and executive presence.
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