Street Walking: Saying Thank You

In Alyssa’s recent post on business holiday greeting cards, she showed you an example of the Thanksgiving cards we sent out to all of our premium members and clients.

Today, I’m going to share with you another example of saying “thank you” to your customers during the Thanksgiving holiday. This card comes courtesy of DIRECTV and was sent to us as loyal customers of their service.

(Front of card – simple and clean looking)

(Inside of card – don’t just say “thanks” give them a present, too!)

Like all of our other marketing examples, make sure you add this thank you card to your swipe file for future reference and inspiration.

Did you thank your customers this year? How did you say thank you to them?

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If you have a marketing example you saw on the street that you’d like us to include in a future post, you can submit your photo here.

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