During the month of December we (Send Out Cards) sent over 2,870,800 cards? Our largest day for December, which was our largest day ever, we sent over 271,852 cards! In 2008, we printed, stuffed, stamped, and put over 10,751,341 cards in the mail! That’s over 4.5 MILLION more than we sent in 2007!

In 2004 we printed just over 150,000 FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR!

Look at how this company is growing. The product is something you will be proud to represent.

I’d love the opportunity to show you about Send Out Cards.

You can visit my Send Out Cards site to get a full overview, and even take a tour that will allow you to see how it works.

I look forward to chatting with you,

Joe

Happy 2009 everyone.

May 2009 bring you everything you need, and most of what you want.

Joe

Send Out Cards

I tell you the truth, there is nothing that people love more than getting cards, especially an unexpected one!

I have about 5 people that were not expecting to receive cards from me. They have all just oogled at receiving the cards. Not exactly what I was expecting when I sent them, I just wanted to share some Christmas cheer with them. Mission accomplished

Had it not been for the simple and easy system Send Out Cards gives me, this wouldn’t have happened. I would have never gone through the hassle of going to a card store to get them.

So Kody Bateman, thanks for acting on your prompting and creating Send Out Cards. It’s a tremendous product and business that I’m proud to offer.

If you are looking for a system to simplify your life, I would really appreciate the opportunity to share my business with you. You can do so at my website

Have a Merry Christmas!

Joe

This picture is going in our christmas cards that we’ll be sending out using Send Out Cards.

Wouldn’t you like your cards to be one of a kind?

 Here’s how

Have a great day!

Joe

A couple months ago I did a post about the number of reps in Send Out Cards in each state. I received several emails and comments on the issue, it seemed to be that several folks wanted to know the info.

Some new numbers are available as of last week. If you are interested in the number of people in your state and the number of Send Out Cards reps, leave me a comment for the locale you desire, and I’ll post the info for everyone.

Have a good day!

Joe

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Eric Clemmons gives a great example of ‘Netflix’ as a business model that has changed the way one industry does business.

According to Eric, Netflix sends out 1.9 million DVD’s per day. In the past, if you wanted to rent a movie, you would get in your car, go down to the nearest Blockbuster, pick the movie, stand in line, etc. Then you would have to drop it off after watching it.

This all takes about 1 hour or more. Today, through ‘Netflix’, you can do all the same things for 1/2 the price right from your computer! Sound familiar? Netflix profits are about 100 million per year. Blockbuster Video is not doing anything wrong . . . they are just doing it the way they have always done it and Netflix found a better way!

We offer the exact same business model . . . instead of getting in the car, going to the store, picking out a card, standing in line, etc, in seconds we can pick a card right from our website and have it sent in a click! And . . . we do it for about 1/5 the price!

Today we do about 50,000 cards per day. Can you imagine a day when we are doing 1.9 million cards per day or more?

In fact, I was thinking that on Thanksgiving Day, Hallmark and American Greetings probably had pretty close to zero cards purchased. We, on the other hand saw about 30,000 cards purchased on Thanksgiving Day! Can you see the power in this? We are changing the world one card at a time!

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Have a great evening,

Joe

Have a great day today! Hopefully you will get to spend it with people that you love, and who love you.

This is the first Thanksgiving I have spent with my parents and brother for about 5 years I guess, so it’s a special one to me. We are spending the day in a condo that if I go out on the deck, I can see the Mobile Bay to my right, Golf Magazine top 25 rated Kiva Dunes golf course under me, and to my left I can see the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. It is my favorite place to be in the Gulf Shores area.

Of course, moms cooking isn’t a bad deal either

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

If you’d like to send a thank you card to the person that cooked your thanksgiving meal, have at it! It’s on me.

Don’t be shy….CLICK ME!

Joe

My wife brought this qoute back to my attention tonight, what do ya think?

“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou

Wow, how true of a saying is that? The power of that statment is awesome.

Think about your own life. You forget what people say, because they often say so much that is meaningless. But you do not forget how someone makes you feel. Whether good or bad, the feelings will be the first thing you think of when you think of that person.

If you would like to use one of the premeir products around to help you be recalled with a smile, I can show you the way.

Let me give you an example of how we use this product:

Last Saturday we were given 10 tickets in a field level suite to the University of Alabama football game. It was unbelievable hospitality, and I am obviously appreciative. I sent him a thank you card along with some critically acclaimed brownies by Send Out Cards. Next time he’s got some empty tickets…..I think I have a good chance at gettin’ ‘em.

Get all the info here

I look forward to talking with you about our business. I know you’ll love it as much as we do.

Peace & Happy Thanksgiving to you,

Joe

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Holy Cow! I must be living under the proverbial rock! A little story….

I like to do home made garlic bread when we have spaghetti for dinner. It’s becoming a tradition, for a long time we had the different brands of toast like everyone else. For about the last 5 months or so I’ve been doing it the old fashioned way with butter, garlic powder, and a broiler. The kids love it, I love it, the wife loves it, (and she wishes it weren’t so dag gone good.)

Well, tonight is the night. I noticed today we didn’t have any bread. So I run down to Winn-Dixie to get a loaf of bread as not to dissapoint the fans….I don’t know if it’s where I was shopping, or if it’s just this bad….but a loaf of bread, after tax cost me $3.19! Is this CRAZY or am I just out of touch with how things really are?

If you need some extra coin to buy bread, you can visit see how I make money to pay for bread. I guess you could say it’s how I get dough to buy the dough

Have a great night! Dancing with the Stars is on! Who’s goin’ home? I think Maurice time is up. But he did one heck of a job last night. I just think the other are more popular than he. But it could be the 18 year old that lost his partner too.? That’s why we watch, but I can’t complain cause I don’t vote!

Carpe Diem,

Joe

Sending greeting cards to friends, lovers and family is a tradition that goes back over 200 years. While the first greeting card actually dates back to the early 1400’s, greeting cards became popular in the mid 1800’s when the cost of color printing dropped, and cards could be delivered for just a penny.

Sir Henry Cole is credited with coming up with the idea for the first mass produced greeting card, which turned out to be a Christmas card he had created by his good friend, John Calcott Horsely. That year, Cole was late sending his usual holiday greetings letters to all his friends and relatives for Christmas. He contacted Horsely to ask if he was able to hand colour and engrave a thousand cards for him with a seasonal message which could then be sent to everyone. Horsely accommodated him, and thus began the tradition of sending holiday greeting cards.

And so the first modern Christmas card was born. It depicted a young boy with a red scarf and the greeting ‘Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year’. Sir Henry was delighted with the result. He even sold the left over cards in Old Bond Street for a shilling each! With the help of the penny post, which had been introduced in England a few years earlier, the practice couldn’t help but catch on and grow.

By the 1860’s, Americans were importing most of their greeting cards from Germany, but in 1906 a gentlemen from Cleveland by the name of Jacob Sapirstein started his own greeting card business. With a $50 loan acquired at a local bank, Sapirstein began selling penny postcards greeting cards at local drug stores, and quickly became a success. After his death in 1918 his son and wife continued the business and grew it to enormous success.

As the concept of greeting cards grew, people found many occasions to send them, including holidays, birthdays, or just to say hello. The greeting card then became a fixture in American culture, and has continued to grow ever since.

In the 1980’s the greeting card market was growing by 10% per year. Small publishing houses were establishing themselves and specialist card shops, also selling giftwrap and associated gifts were springing up on nearly every high street and shopping mall.

By the 1900’s the Post Office was having to handle an extra 11.5 million letters in Christmas week alone.

Today, the greeting card business grosses over $7.5 Billion dollars per year, with literally millions of cards sent annually. All of that adds to the wonderful feelings we hold for our friends and family members and we reach out to let them know how we feel about them.

Do you see an opportunity with a $7.5 billion industry? It’s here, it’s affordable, and it’s available to you. We have a great team that will help you make the money you want from your home.

For information you can visit my website. It’ll tell you all you need to know.

Joe