Comments on: It's November: What's your plan for Holiday Cards? http://weddingmarketing.net/2009/11/01/november-plan-holiday-cards/ Andy Ebon | Wedding University ® | 702~510~4938 Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:39:19 +0000 hourly 1 By: Andy Ebon http://weddingmarketing.net/2009/11/01/november-plan-holiday-cards/comment-page-1/#comment-773 Andy Ebon Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:33:42 +0000 http://weddingmarketing.net/blog/?p=4683#comment-773 John, I understand your point (taken respectfully), but I disagree with the term 'ulterior motive.' If one is going to send a Holiday Card, at all, why not send it at a time when it is more likely to be noticed and appreciated. In a hectic business climate, it is extremely important to stand out from the crowd. It's a holiday card, not a business solicitation, asking people to 'book now for the holiday season.' Subtlety is important. I think you may be looking at the doughnut hole, rather than the doughnut. :) Andy John, I understand your point (taken respectfully), but I disagree with the term ‘ulterior motive.’

If one is going to send a Holiday Card, at all, why not send it at a time when it is more likely to be noticed and appreciated.

In a hectic business climate, it is extremely important to stand out from the crowd. It’s a holiday card, not a business solicitation, asking people to ‘book now for the holiday season.’

Subtlety is important.

I think you may be looking at the doughnut hole, rather than the doughnut. :)

Andy

]]> By: John Parker http://weddingmarketing.net/2009/11/01/november-plan-holiday-cards/comment-page-1/#comment-774 John Parker Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:32:14 +0000 http://weddingmarketing.net/blog/?p=4683#comment-774 Respectfully, don't some, more savvy, people see this for the gimmick that it is? I mean, if someone sent me a Thanksgiving card I would think that was somewhat odd. Please don't hate me for saying so, but it seems more sincere & credible to just send out greetings to simply wish the person happy holidays & not have any ulterior motive. Respectfully, don’t some, more savvy, people see this for the gimmick that it is? I mean, if someone sent me a Thanksgiving card I would think that was somewhat odd.

Please don’t hate me for saying so, but it seems more sincere & credible to just send out greetings to simply wish the person happy holidays & not have any ulterior motive.

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