Maria Marsala is a trained Business & Life Coach and graduate of Coach University. Prior to forming Maria's Place for Holistic Evolution, she was a trader and manager on Wall Street and a director at a non-profit company in NY. Maria is also an Internet writer, hosts a monthly OnLine column for the Seattle New Times, and is the Business Calendar Manager for the Kitsap Business Journal. She maintains her own websie which is located at www.coachmaria.com.
Stamps for a postcard cost 20c. According
to the Postal Service (www.usps.org) " The SMALLEST mailable size is 3
1/2 inches high, 5 inches long and must be
rectangular in shape. The LARGEST mailable
size is 4 1/4 inches high, 6 inches long.
Postcards exceeding these dimensions are
charged the letter rate of 33 cents."
Some of the suggestions below are also great
way to recycle too! Carry postcards in your
glove compartment or briefcase -- stamped
and ready to go!
Save duplicates of scenic pictures you've
taken and use them as post cards (cost 20c
to mail). Center your mailing label on the
"message" side of the post card
listing your logo, address, web site. Great
way to say thank you, or send reminders to
clients etc. etc.
What did you do with last year's holiday
cards? You can take the covers off any card
you like and next year, have great postcards
to send clients during the holidays!
This idea come from a Small Business Administration
Class www.sba.gov. Use post cards to remind clients or business
acquaintances of meeting you have scheduled
with them. (Sent to me by Grover Partee,
Coach from Seattle WA) Send something out
like.... "looking forward to meeting
you
on......" and do not send out cards
saying
"this is a reminder"
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