Thank you card or thank you postcard?

[Desk Jockey]

As we are out marketing Dan wanted a thank you card to send back to people that our marketer meets with. He wanted it plain so I made him one but I personally prefer a post card something like this. It doesn't have to be this photo but something like this. He says it's too much selling and not personal enough to send a postcard vs a simple thank you .

What do you think?

Postcard:

Simple:

 

[Doug D]

Got to agree with Dan. Thank you cards are more personable in my opinion. hey now

 

[Brian R]

Tent card

 

[Desk Jockey]

You would Doug, Dan is your running buddy!
eat yor heart out Werner

He told me the same, scrap the postcard. Oh well another 30-minutes wasted.

 

[Steve Toburen]

Sorry Richard, but a personally written "thank you" note is best. I'm all about branding your company but especially on the envelope have your salesperson hand write both the address and your return address. (With their name but w/o your company name.) If you want to include a discreet company logo in the note itself that's OK but honestly I think the salesperson including their card in a generic blank card is just as effective.

Steve Toburen
http://www.SFS.JonDon.com

PS But if you go "Dollar Store" generic with your cards then Big Dan will wonder what you do with your day(s).

 

[Desk Jockey]

She has a nice color business card, Dan agrees with you. My postcard is done.
eat shit!

 

[trojancarpetcare]

Postcards are very nice. We send them to all of our customers and it helps with repeats.