Handwrytten’s robots (yes, actual robots) handwrite your custom message in real ink.įeltApp : FeltApp lets you scrawl messages on your iPhone or iPad in your own handwriting. Handwrytten : If you don’t want to send customer printed handwriting, Handwrytten might be a better option. The only downside: Your customers might be able to tell the “handwriting” isn’t real.

Postable : Postable prints your custom message in one of its patented handwriting fonts on its 100% recycled cards, then stamps and mails the cards for you. If you have more cards to send than you have people/time to hand-write them, one of the following options is certainly better than nothing at all: Stickers are A-OK, though.ĭo showcase your company’s personality! If smiley faces and emoticons (or cat doodles, or a crayon drawing from your kid) are in line with your brand, by all means, include them. The point is to convey genuine gratitude, not to promote your business (that happens as a natural side effect).

It’s called “snail mail” for a reason, but it’s best not to wait so long that your customer forgets having done the thing you’re thanking them for.ĭon’t include anything overly promotional, like coupons or business cards. Your handwriting is unique, which makes a personal note feel even more special and “real” to the recipient.ĭo respond in a timely fashion. “Good” penmanship is overrated - as long as your note is legible, that’s what matters. A postcard does the trick, too.ĭon’t make excuses for your handwriting! If your second-grade teacher wrote “see me” on your handwriting homework, whatever.

If you’re an architectural firm, reflect your image with minimalist, artful cards. If you’re a vet clinic, keep it playful with paw-printed cards. But if you’re a purple glitter gel pen kind of person… well, your sparkly message will probably make your customer smile.ĭo use note cards or stationery that reflects your business. When sending customers handwritten thank-you cards, follow these tips to ensure your efforts reap the most positive response possible:ĭon’t use a red pen! It’s the equivalent of sending a “shouting” email in all caps. ) Handwritten thank-you card do’s and don’ts You mentioned your son collects stickers so I threw a few in the envelope for him … here’s hoping they go in his sticker book and stay off the walls this time. I know you’re working with Zainab on an upgrade from the Standard to the Plus plan (that’s fantastic, congrats on your team’s growth!), but please always let me know if I can be of any assistance too.

Thanks for joining the webinar this week, and for your thoughtful comments about the role of customer support in cyber security - I’ve always admired how you and your company are real leaders in that space.

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