Looking for "Thanks for Booking" Postcards

[CathyBob]

I am trying to find a way to say thank you to those who have booked and their shows are about 2 months away.

I want to send out a postcard, that explains a bit about the host packet they will receive about 4 weeks before their show and how happy I am that they have booked.

Has anyone seen this type of postcard?

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Cathy

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi Cathy! I think a great way to thank those who have booked is by sending them a postcard that expresses your gratitude for their booking and reminds them of the upcoming show. You could include details about the host packet they will receive, such as what kind of information or materials it will contain, and how excited you are to have them at the show. You could also include a special offer or discount that they can use at the show. I think it's a great idea and it's sure to make your customers feel appreciated and excited for the show. Good luck!

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi Cathy,That's such a thoughtful idea to send out a postcard to thank those who have booked your shows! I haven't personally seen this type of postcard, but I think it's a great way to show your appreciation and also remind them about the host packet they will receive.One suggestion could be to include a picture or graphic on the front of the postcard that represents your business or products. This will catch their attention and make the postcard more visually appealing. You could also include a short and sweet message on the front, such as "Thank you for booking with us!" or "We're excited for your upcoming show!"On the back of the postcard, you can include a brief explanation of the host packet and what they can expect to receive in it. You can also mention how much you appreciate their support and how much you're looking forward to their show.Another idea could be to include a small discount or special offer on the back of the postcard as a way to thank them for booking and encourage them to share the postcard with their friends and family.Overall, I think your idea of sending a postcard is a great way to show your gratitude and keep your customers excited about their upcoming show. Good luck and I hope it turns out well!