If you can send an email you can create and send your own custom, photo greeting cards.  Fill out this form and I’ll be happy to show you how.  It’s easy, fun, and builds relationships and lasting connections with your friends, families, and business clients.

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Have a special friend or business contact? By designing a custom, photo greeting cards, you can let them know that you think they are really special.  For instance–

I have known Tony Schifino for a couple years now. He’s the owner of a terrific gift store, called A. J. Specialties in Merrillville, IN (USA).  He has terrific gifts for children, purses for women,  lots of sports related gifts, plus a million other items, and about the best prices around bar none. Anyway….

While Tony has a great shop, the best thing about him is having Tony for a friend.  So when his birthday rolled around earlier this year, I wanted to do something a little different for Tony.  I promised him that Butkus, his canine office assistant, and I would be sending him something in the mail (a custom photo greeting card) and to look out for it.  I found Butkus’ photos on Tony’s online photo album page.

So this is the front of the card that Butkus and I sent to Tony  – just a little late for his birthday.

Butkus added his 2 cents on the inside of the card.

Just so you know a little more about Tony–he was recently mentioned for his exemplary customer service in the Post-Tribune (Northwest Indiana) newspaper column by Leanne Hoagland-Smith, the author of Unlocking Sales Results: The Keys To Becoming The Red Jacket in a Sea of Gray
Suits.  Leanne doesn’t throw around unmerited compliments and neither do I.

So if you can’t visit Tony’s store, A. J. Specialties, you are not out of luck. Visit his Ebay auction site. He has 100% rating over the last year.  To link to his site, click HERE

If you’d like to try your hand at sending a custom photo card, using the system I use, the link below will take you to my site. Just click on the banner and turn up your speakers.  Here’s the link:

Let Me Send Two Custom Photo Cards, Please!

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