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Uncertain. Difficult. Challenging. You have probably heard these words used in abundance to describe these current times, but we can think of a better one: Thankful! Given the current climate we are living in, it’s more important than ever to show and express your gratitude to all of your employees. We have five ideas that you can implement right away…
Designing Your Business Communication
When you receive a Christmas gift from anyone – whether an individual or a business contact, you want to say “thank you” like you mean it. This holds true for business-to-business contacts, as you want to be friendly, yet show your professional side. Paper Direct has professional, high quality holiday thank you notes for customers that will make your business…
Writing wedding thank you notes may seem like a daunting task, but it’s a necessary one. Wedding thank you note etiquette experts will suggest various and numerous tips for sending out thank you notes after your wedding, but if you follow these simple wedding thank you note etiquette “rules,” your guests will feel that their gift was appreciated. It’s in…
Designing Your Business Communication
If you have recently entered the world of the unemployed, you may be fearful, especially if it’s been a number of years since you have been out of work. While having a great resume, a confident, calm interview demeanor, and the right skill set are all crucial in landing that dream job, there are some other minute details you may…
In a world where technology rules and handwritten notes are practically extinct, there is one handwritten note that will never go out of style or become obsolete–the handwritten thank you note. There is absolutely no acceptable replacement to writing a thank you note to show your appreciation for a gift you received or a kind gesture someone extended to you…
Marketing & Sales Promotion Techniques
Thank you notes can be one of the trickiest things on the planet to come up with. You don’t want to come off too impersonal, but you don’t want to be too personal either. You do want to express your appreciation to the client or vendor that you’ve done business with, however you don’t want that appreciation to overstep or…