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business thank you cards
Nothing shows your customer you appreciate their business more than a good old fashioned thank you card. A clean design with your logo and a hand written ‘thank you for your business’ can really go a long way with your clients – they will truly appreciate the gesture.
Handwritten thank you notes are a proven way to earn customer loyalty. It’s the little things that can really create a ‘wow factor’ for your customers and are certainly worth the investment several times over. While you can exhibit sincere gratitude in a well-worded email, there are many occasions when you should definitely make the extra effort to mail a real thank you note.
Here are our top tips on how and when to write a business thank you note:
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advantages of a hand written thank you note
In the fast moving pace of this digital era, there are some things that simply get lost in the hype of texts, emails, facebook posts, tweets and skype messages… the art of the hand written thank you note is one of those things. People are busy, the world is moving at a faster pace than it used to, so why not just slow it down for moment. Instead of, or as well as sending an email or a text to say thank you, send your client, prospect or supplier a hand written thank you note.
Hand written thank you notes and cards are often seen as a thing of the past, but can have quite a powerful result. Whether it’s in a business or social setting, you will be amazed at how people can react to a handwritten note.
If you have 500 emails in your inbox, and two hand written thank you notes on your desk, which do you think is going to stand out the most? For the most part an email can never mean as much as some well chosen words inscribed on paper.
Pick up a pen, and honestly and sincerely thank someone for their time, or their gift, or for their business.
The Print Group Australia can produce a variety of personalised corporate stationery that will assist you in saying thank you!
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envelope sizes and types explained
Envelopes come in a variety of shapes, sizes and paper stocks. Whether you are looking to match your business stationery suite with specialty paper stock or looking for a custom made size to suit your needs, the options are quite extensive. The standard range of sizes include DL, DLX, C4, C5, C6, plus many more.
Here we will look closely at the most common range of envelopes used in Australia. The “C Series” has been formulated to fit the “A Series” paper sizes, which we discuss further here. It is also quite a simple and logical system and we have included our envelope size chart below for your reference.
• C6 envelope fits an A6 sheet, A5 sheet folded in half or A4 sheet folded into quarters.
• C5 envelope fits an A5 sheet or A4 sheet folded in half
• C4 envelope fits an A4 sheet, or A3 sheet folded in half
• DL envelope fits an A4 sheet folded in thirds
So, a C4 envelope will fit an A4 size sheet, C5 for A5 and C6 for A6, and so on. The DL envelope is however, an exception to this rule.
DL stands for dimension lengthwise and is a common size for envelopes and promotional materials such as brochures and flyers. The “C Series” defines DL size to be 100mm × 210mm, which is also exactly a third the size of an A4. The DLX envelope is 120mm x 235mm, which is slightly larger than the DL envelope and is commonly used for mail outs as it fits more documents than the DL.
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5 tips to creating eye catching stationery for your business
Business stationery is essential for your business and for communicating with your clients and prospects. It assists in building your brand image and offers a way to showcase your business to the public. While business stationery is essential, it doesn’t have to be standard. There are a variety of techniques available that will really make you stand out from the crowd.
Here are our 5 tips to creating eye catching stationery for your business:
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ncr books explained
NCR stands for No Carbon Required and refers to paper stock that has been treated with a special coating. When glued together in sets of 2 or more sheets, the paper reacts to the pressure of a pen so that whatever is written on the first sheet of the form is copied onto subsequent parts of the form without the need for carbon paper.
Once the sheets have been printed they are collated together, then can be either quarter bound with hard covers, glued in notepad form or provided as loose sheet sets.
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business card/stationery printing in brisbane
Your Business Stationery should not only reflect your business in a professional manner, but needs to consistently reflect your brand and logo. Here we will look at options available for your Business Stationery – a must have for any business.
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