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That's so cute Rae! I want to borrow that greeting, if I may!?!raebates said:I have in the past. I created a card with a whisk graphic that said, "I whisk you a Pampered Christmas."
This year I sent Thanksgiving postcards, letting them know that I was thankful for their part in making my business successful in 2007.
heat123 said:That's so cute Rae! I want to borrow that greeting, if I may!?!
I have sent my past hosts those biz calanders every year but want to cut expenses so maybe just a post card!?
While it is a nice gesture to send Christmas cards to your past hosts, it is not required. Some hosts may appreciate the gesture, while others may not celebrate Christmas or may not celebrate holidays at all. Use your best judgment and consider your relationship with each host before deciding to send a card.
We do not recommend including any promotional offers or sales in your Christmas cards to past hosts. This can come across as pushy or sales-y and may not be well received. Instead, use the opportunity to express your gratitude and well wishes for the holiday season.
Yes, it is perfectly appropriate to send a Christmas card to past hosts you haven't worked with in a while. It is a great way to reconnect and show your appreciation for their previous support. Just be sure to include a brief note explaining why you are sending the card after not working together for some time.
We recommend taking the time to handwrite a personal message in each Christmas card. This shows your hosts that you put thought and effort into the card and makes it more meaningful. However, if you have a large number of past hosts, you can opt for a pre-printed message as long as you add a personal touch, such as signing your name or including a short handwritten note.
The best time to send out Christmas cards to your past hosts is usually in early to mid-December. This allows them to receive the card before the holiday rush and gives them time to respond if they choose to do so. If you are sending cards to hosts who live far away, consider sending them out a few weeks earlier to ensure they arrive on time.