How can I get greeting card companies to consider my artwork for their cards?
Q. Some artists I know think that my work is ideally suited for greeting cards. I'd like to sell art to greeting card companies. Any ideas on the best approaches? Thank you.
Asked by Ronnaldo - Fri Jan 5 13:17:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. If you aren't sure where to start, I really, really recomend the book "Artists and Graphic Designer's Market." I included a link to this year's copy. It not only has suggestions for how to submit, but addresses to every greeting card company in America as well as the guidelines for submitting to each. Be warned, though, they're really selective. My boyfriend and I each submit to dozens of things a year, and only every once in a while do our submissions get accepted. The bottom line, though, is to keep trying. If your work at it hard enough and if your art is good, you'll make progress.
Answered by Emmature - Fri Jan 5 14:34:13 2007
Q. Some artists I know think that my work is ideally suited for greeting cards. I'd like to sell art to greeting card companies. Any ideas on the best approaches? Thank you.
Asked by Ronnaldo - Fri Jan 5 13:17:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. If you aren't sure where to start, I really, really recomend the book "Artists and Graphic Designer's Market." I included a link to this year's copy. It not only has suggestions for how to submit, but addresses to every greeting card company in America as well as the guidelines for submitting to each. Be warned, though, they're really selective. My boyfriend and I each submit to dozens of things a year, and only every once in a while do our submissions get accepted. The bottom line, though, is to keep trying. If your work at it hard enough and if your art is good, you'll make progress.
Answered by Emmature - Fri Jan 5 14:34:13 2007
How do I start my own Greeting Card company in California?
Q. I have this great idea to publish these cards that I haven't seen any where on the net or in the stores. But I don't know what to do to get started or what the requirements are for starting it. Does anyone have any advice or any helpful hints? I have 13 cards so far but my motivation level is dropping. I've been online and I've done the research but I can't find anything that states the actual steps that I need to take in order to start my own business. I see alot of articles that tell you how to submit your own 'writings' to other greeting card companies...and that's not what I need. I need to know what actual steps that I need to take in order to start my own greeting card business. any advice would be helpful. Thanks in advance. Cyn
Asked by cyn d - Mon May 7 19:27:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Step 1. Decide the business model you want. You direct to the end user via the web, or you to a wholesaler like the corner card store, or you to Hallmark. Step 2. Decide on the form factor. Fan fold vertical, or horizontal or just the card with no open flap. Step 3.Decide how to take orders. Most larger groups use the ANSI X12 electronic ordering system. With distribution via the web or via a more direct model you can take 1-800 orders -- who will answer the phone. Step 4. Decide on the quality. High and low volume, or low and higher volume. For example, are the graphics on photo paper or printed direct to the card stock. Step 5. Decide on a printing company. Step 6. Decide if you want to sell internationally. Hope this gets you… [cont.]
Answered by kayak_number_12 - Mon May 7 19:35:27 2007
Q. I have this great idea to publish these cards that I haven't seen any where on the net or in the stores. But I don't know what to do to get started or what the requirements are for starting it. Does anyone have any advice or any helpful hints? I have 13 cards so far but my motivation level is dropping. I've been online and I've done the research but I can't find anything that states the actual steps that I need to take in order to start my own business. I see alot of articles that tell you how to submit your own 'writings' to other greeting card companies...and that's not what I need. I need to know what actual steps that I need to take in order to start my own greeting card business. any advice would be helpful. Thanks in advance. Cyn
Asked by cyn d - Mon May 7 19:27:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Step 1. Decide the business model you want. You direct to the end user via the web, or you to a wholesaler like the corner card store, or you to Hallmark. Step 2. Decide on the form factor. Fan fold vertical, or horizontal or just the card with no open flap. Step 3.Decide how to take orders. Most larger groups use the ANSI X12 electronic ordering system. With distribution via the web or via a more direct model you can take 1-800 orders -- who will answer the phone. Step 4. Decide on the quality. High and low volume, or low and higher volume. For example, are the graphics on photo paper or printed direct to the card stock. Step 5. Decide on a printing company. Step 6. Decide if you want to sell internationally. Hope this gets you… [cont.]
Answered by kayak_number_12 - Mon May 7 19:35:27 2007
What companies will manufacture greeting cards for me?
Q. I have a great idea for a line of greeting cards but I don't know how to get them produced. I can design the cards, all I need is for a company to produce them for me.
Asked by gary g - Sun Jul 27 15:18:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Vistaprint, iPrint, Zazzle Good luck with the greeting cards.
Answered by Bob - Sun Jul 27 21:22:10 2008
Q. I have a great idea for a line of greeting cards but I don't know how to get them produced. I can design the cards, all I need is for a company to produce them for me.
Asked by gary g - Sun Jul 27 15:18:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Vistaprint, iPrint, Zazzle Good luck with the greeting cards.
Answered by Bob - Sun Jul 27 21:22:10 2008
Where can I get a customized musical greeting card with the original song of my choice?
Q. I can't seam to find a company who could customize a musical greeting card with a song that I want. Some companies offer to have the music chip but it only play their music with their lyrics. Other companies can offer the song that you want but played by some band and singer I don't know at all. I want a musical greeting card that plays the song that I want by the artist originally sings it. Is there anyone who could do it? It's for an anniversary gift.
Asked by ya boi T - Fri Aug 17 13:18:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. there are recordable greeting cards, where you can add sound to card, may be limited to time and battery usage, you could also dismantle cards and swap cards if needed, and before sending check batteries, or leave pull tab attached to pull when received, check local Hallmark or Carlton Cards type stores, ..
Answered by unknown - Fri Aug 17 13:38:41 2007
Q. I can't seam to find a company who could customize a musical greeting card with a song that I want. Some companies offer to have the music chip but it only play their music with their lyrics. Other companies can offer the song that you want but played by some band and singer I don't know at all. I want a musical greeting card that plays the song that I want by the artist originally sings it. Is there anyone who could do it? It's for an anniversary gift.
Asked by ya boi T - Fri Aug 17 13:18:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. there are recordable greeting cards, where you can add sound to card, may be limited to time and battery usage, you could also dismantle cards and swap cards if needed, and before sending check batteries, or leave pull tab attached to pull when received, check local Hallmark or Carlton Cards type stores, ..
Answered by unknown - Fri Aug 17 13:38:41 2007
What is an appropiate greeting word for an academic phone interview?
Q. I'm calling a woman that is going to interview me on the phone. Should I say "hi" or is this too casaul? What is an appropiate greeting word in this circumstance?
Asked by A guy - Tue Nov 11 08:42:30 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't try to be too showy--it makes it very obvious to the interviewer that you're trying too hard. Stick with the every appropriate "Hello. How are you?" There's nothing wrong with that. And make sure that you are smiling--it really does come through over the phone. Most of all, don't try to be someone you're not...just be a genuine, but polished, version of yourself :)
Answered by tersaseda - Tue Nov 11 09:13:37 2008
Q. I'm calling a woman that is going to interview me on the phone. Should I say "hi" or is this too casaul? What is an appropiate greeting word in this circumstance?
Asked by A guy - Tue Nov 11 08:42:30 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't try to be too showy--it makes it very obvious to the interviewer that you're trying too hard. Stick with the every appropriate "Hello. How are you?" There's nothing wrong with that. And make sure that you are smiling--it really does come through over the phone. Most of all, don't try to be someone you're not...just be a genuine, but polished, version of yourself :)
Answered by tersaseda - Tue Nov 11 09:13:37 2008
What is a good greeting for a professor?
Q. I am planning on writing a holiday greeting card to one of my professors who I have had for 2 years, what should I write? I need some specific ideas?
Asked by rockability - Sun Nov 23 10:51:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. appreciation in honesty for what the professor has done to help your life well what does he believe about Christmas if he/she is Jewish Happy Chanukkah an athiest Happy xmas a believer...Merry Christmas a card is a great gift; the prayer that helped me become a gift and have the best gift, as a Jew when i saw Jesus was the promised messiah to die rejected for my sins as the lamb of God (Isaiah 52:13-53:12) I prayed "Help me Jesus, i am sorry for my sins, come into my heart and be my best friend, amen" He spoke from heaven and promised his love and that he knocks on our heart door to come in forgive sins (even one lie) and be our best friend to fellowship with us and us with him. Revelation 1:1 & 3:19&20 and a pair of shoes old not… [cont.]
Answered by David I - Sun Nov 23 11:03:26 2008
Q. I am planning on writing a holiday greeting card to one of my professors who I have had for 2 years, what should I write? I need some specific ideas?
Asked by rockability - Sun Nov 23 10:51:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. appreciation in honesty for what the professor has done to help your life well what does he believe about Christmas if he/she is Jewish Happy Chanukkah an athiest Happy xmas a believer...Merry Christmas a card is a great gift; the prayer that helped me become a gift and have the best gift, as a Jew when i saw Jesus was the promised messiah to die rejected for my sins as the lamb of God (Isaiah 52:13-53:12) I prayed "Help me Jesus, i am sorry for my sins, come into my heart and be my best friend, amen" He spoke from heaven and promised his love and that he knocks on our heart door to come in forgive sins (even one lie) and be our best friend to fellowship with us and us with him. Revelation 1:1 & 3:19&20 and a pair of shoes old not… [cont.]
Answered by David I - Sun Nov 23 11:03:26 2008
What should I do with greeting cards that have been given to me?
Q. I have a big shoe box of greeting cards that have been given to me over the years and am wondering if there is a creative way that I can use them? I don't want to throw them out but I also don't want to keep them stored in a shoe box in my attic. Anyone have any creative ideas?
Asked by Sierra B - Sun Mar 30 22:29:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll have to look around to find them, but there is a charity that accepts greeting cards Also, a good place to check is... All the best to you.
Answered by Mya B - Mon Mar 31 19:32:42 2008
Q. I have a big shoe box of greeting cards that have been given to me over the years and am wondering if there is a creative way that I can use them? I don't want to throw them out but I also don't want to keep them stored in a shoe box in my attic. Anyone have any creative ideas?
Asked by Sierra B - Sun Mar 30 22:29:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll have to look around to find them, but there is a charity that accepts greeting cards Also, a good place to check is... All the best to you.
Answered by Mya B - Mon Mar 31 19:32:42 2008
what do you do with greeting cards?
Q. I am battling with clutter. I keep finding old birthday, Christmas, wedding, etc cards. I would like to save them for memories but is it really worth it? What do u do with old greeting cards?
Asked by DoveyBuzzy - Sun Jan 27 10:08:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have then stored away like you do. Some people would say throw them away, but when you read them they bring back fond memories, which are priceless...perhaps some day you would sort them out, it is a personal choice really
Answered by just wonderin - Sun Jan 27 10:12:50 2008
Q. I am battling with clutter. I keep finding old birthday, Christmas, wedding, etc cards. I would like to save them for memories but is it really worth it? What do u do with old greeting cards?
Asked by DoveyBuzzy - Sun Jan 27 10:08:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i have then stored away like you do. Some people would say throw them away, but when you read them they bring back fond memories, which are priceless...perhaps some day you would sort them out, it is a personal choice really
Answered by just wonderin - Sun Jan 27 10:12:50 2008
How do you change your greeting message on your cell phone?
Q. I want to change the cell phone greeting on my cell phone and I dont know how to. My carrier is verizon. Can somebody help me?
Asked by Demetrius C - Sat Feb 10 20:44:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First go to menu.Then go to settings.Then go to phone settings.After that go to Welcome note.There you go.But if your talking about the the voice mail one.Call your cell phone.Then put in your password.Then it would say personal greetings.Click the # that the phone told you.Then the phone will tell you to change greeting,click the # the phone told u.After that make ur greeting.
Answered by vansemmanuel - Sat Feb 10 20:58:09 2007
Q. I want to change the cell phone greeting on my cell phone and I dont know how to. My carrier is verizon. Can somebody help me?
Asked by Demetrius C - Sat Feb 10 20:44:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First go to menu.Then go to settings.Then go to phone settings.After that go to Welcome note.There you go.But if your talking about the the voice mail one.Call your cell phone.Then put in your password.Then it would say personal greetings.Click the # that the phone told you.Then the phone will tell you to change greeting,click the # the phone told u.After that make ur greeting.
Answered by vansemmanuel - Sat Feb 10 20:58:09 2007
How do I become more comfortable greeting friends by first name?
Q. My problem is greeting someone by their name instead of just saying hi. I want to do it because its polite and friendly, but I haven't grown up doing it so it feels weird. Suggestions?
Asked by Curmic and the magical wombats - Mon May 4 16:32:49 2009 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is difficult when greeting new people especially so I understand what you mean. Maybe greeting the person in an open way will be more comfortable for example instead of just saying "hi John" and then nothing more you could say "hi John hows it going?" or "hi John how are you?". Take note of how they greet you too, to give you more of idea what to say.
Answered by Lynz - Mon May 4 16:50:42 2009
Q. My problem is greeting someone by their name instead of just saying hi. I want to do it because its polite and friendly, but I haven't grown up doing it so it feels weird. Suggestions?
Asked by Curmic and the magical wombats - Mon May 4 16:32:49 2009 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is difficult when greeting new people especially so I understand what you mean. Maybe greeting the person in an open way will be more comfortable for example instead of just saying "hi John" and then nothing more you could say "hi John hows it going?" or "hi John how are you?". Take note of how they greet you too, to give you more of idea what to say.
Answered by Lynz - Mon May 4 16:50:42 2009
What are some creative alternatives to greeting cards?
Q. Do not want to pay for a greeting card that just gets read quickly, then thrown away. Would rather make something creative to put on the gift to let them know who it's from. Any fun ideas? This particular gift is for a bridal shower, but I would like to start doing this for all gifts.
Asked by Sara S - Mon Mar 23 12:04:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the previous posters have all given some wonderful ideas :-) i personally like to give something the person can use, something that s/he has an interest in, ... eg. inside all my handmade cards, i add a handmade bookmark too. so even if the card gets thrown, the bookmark will remain inside a book for ages. or add a sprig of pot-pourri flowers & herbs that can be detached from the card & used in various ways while emitting an aroma. recently, i've started making square [or round, but square are easier] coasters for mugs/glasses, etc. to add to the card. if you have an overlocking sewing machine, just do the edged with it. you can decorate the coaster with fabric paints, some embroidery, write a message, even make a calendar [one month on… [cont.]
Answered by meenakshi - Thu Mar 26 20:40:25 2009
Q. Do not want to pay for a greeting card that just gets read quickly, then thrown away. Would rather make something creative to put on the gift to let them know who it's from. Any fun ideas? This particular gift is for a bridal shower, but I would like to start doing this for all gifts.
Asked by Sara S - Mon Mar 23 12:04:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the previous posters have all given some wonderful ideas :-) i personally like to give something the person can use, something that s/he has an interest in, ... eg. inside all my handmade cards, i add a handmade bookmark too. so even if the card gets thrown, the bookmark will remain inside a book for ages. or add a sprig of pot-pourri flowers & herbs that can be detached from the card & used in various ways while emitting an aroma. recently, i've started making square [or round, but square are easier] coasters for mugs/glasses, etc. to add to the card. if you have an overlocking sewing machine, just do the edged with it. you can decorate the coaster with fabric paints, some embroidery, write a message, even make a calendar [one month on… [cont.]
Answered by meenakshi - Thu Mar 26 20:40:25 2009
How can I display my many greeting cards?
Q. So many greeting cards, but they are encouraging to read and i would like to display them in a pretty way. Any idea's?
Asked by christinanicole85 - Thu Feb 22 06:31:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get some board or a cork poster board and take some elastic and criss cross the elastic slanted in one direction across the board and then do the opposite direction ...like this ###. That way you can slip your cards under the elastic and you can display them open or closed and even move them around if you wish.
Answered by dragonrider707 - Thu Feb 22 06:44:45 2007
Q. So many greeting cards, but they are encouraging to read and i would like to display them in a pretty way. Any idea's?
Asked by christinanicole85 - Thu Feb 22 06:31:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get some board or a cork poster board and take some elastic and criss cross the elastic slanted in one direction across the board and then do the opposite direction ...like this ###. That way you can slip your cards under the elastic and you can display them open or closed and even move them around if you wish.
Answered by dragonrider707 - Thu Feb 22 06:44:45 2007
How do I change the voicemail greeting on a Nokia 3530 phone?
Q. I've had the phone for about 5 years, and I've forgotten how to change the voicemail greeting ever since.
Asked by Mr. Cheez It - Mon Jan 19 14:55:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call your voicemail and listen to the options.
Answered by ed1ddy - Mon Jan 19 19:04:43 2009
Q. I've had the phone for about 5 years, and I've forgotten how to change the voicemail greeting ever since.
Asked by Mr. Cheez It - Mon Jan 19 14:55:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call your voicemail and listen to the options.
Answered by ed1ddy - Mon Jan 19 19:04:43 2009
How do I submit my ideas to a greeting card business?
Q. I have been designing inspirational postcards, greeting cards, and pocket size inspiration cards. Now, I need customers. =-) Any ideas where to start? I am a single mother of three children and am working on no income. I do everything from my home office and basically need to know how I can jump in to the market on fixed resources. Any information or ideas would be very much appreciated! FYI: I do have my own online business at desertrosedesign.net which I pay for monthly. I am trying to drive traffic to my site, and having little luck there. Does anyone know where I can find a list of Greeting Card companies for free rather than paying the $50-$100 most places are charging for that list?
Asked by desertrosedesignnet - Mon Apr 24 19:44:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a book called poetry market(2000) has the address of and what each card and publishing co. are looking for. I think comes out each year. You can find it at most major book stores such as barns & noble ect. they also have one called writers market also.
Answered by tazmazz2002 - Mon Apr 24 20:46:12 2006
Q. I have been designing inspirational postcards, greeting cards, and pocket size inspiration cards. Now, I need customers. =-) Any ideas where to start? I am a single mother of three children and am working on no income. I do everything from my home office and basically need to know how I can jump in to the market on fixed resources. Any information or ideas would be very much appreciated! FYI: I do have my own online business at desertrosedesign.net which I pay for monthly. I am trying to drive traffic to my site, and having little luck there. Does anyone know where I can find a list of Greeting Card companies for free rather than paying the $50-$100 most places are charging for that list?
Asked by desertrosedesignnet - Mon Apr 24 19:44:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a book called poetry market(2000) has the address of and what each card and publishing co. are looking for. I think comes out each year. You can find it at most major book stores such as barns & noble ect. they also have one called writers market also.
Answered by tazmazz2002 - Mon Apr 24 20:46:12 2006
How can I press fall leaves on a greeting card while preserving the color?
Q. I'd like to use some fall leaves on a greeting card. Never done this before. Any ideas and information on how I can do this? Any tips.. Thanks guys.
Asked by Flame - Fri Dec 7 17:42:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. even though the fall leaves are dead, there is still moisture in the leaves and applied to paper using something to seal over top, like decoupage or contact paper wouldn't seal between the leaf and the paper and it would probably bubble the paper or mold and would not preserve your leaf. I would apply contact paper to the front and back of your leafs then glue that to the front of your paper, or at the top, hole punch 2 holes a half inch from the top, about 2 inches apart from each other then pull ribbon through and tie with a bow. You might also be able to dip your leaves in Polyurethane a few times but you'll need to practice a few testers before you apply them to cards. Just glue to the front after you give them a day or two to dry.… [cont.]
Answered by Kimmy - Mon Dec 10 12:25:59 2007
Q. I'd like to use some fall leaves on a greeting card. Never done this before. Any ideas and information on how I can do this? Any tips.. Thanks guys.
Asked by Flame - Fri Dec 7 17:42:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. even though the fall leaves are dead, there is still moisture in the leaves and applied to paper using something to seal over top, like decoupage or contact paper wouldn't seal between the leaf and the paper and it would probably bubble the paper or mold and would not preserve your leaf. I would apply contact paper to the front and back of your leafs then glue that to the front of your paper, or at the top, hole punch 2 holes a half inch from the top, about 2 inches apart from each other then pull ribbon through and tie with a bow. You might also be able to dip your leaves in Polyurethane a few times but you'll need to practice a few testers before you apply them to cards. Just glue to the front after you give them a day or two to dry.… [cont.]
Answered by Kimmy - Mon Dec 10 12:25:59 2007
What is the best way to sell my handmade greeting cards?
Q. I am interested in selling my handmade greeting cards online. Any suggestions? I've looked at etsy.com; but they charge a fee.
Asked by jdshelton3 - Mon Jul 30 09:32:31 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best venues for handmade cards are in craft fairs and local shops. A craft fair will charge a table fee. A local shop might take them on consignment at no charge. .
Answered by Kacky - Mon Jul 30 18:02:36 2007
Q. I am interested in selling my handmade greeting cards online. Any suggestions? I've looked at etsy.com; but they charge a fee.
Asked by jdshelton3 - Mon Jul 30 09:32:31 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best venues for handmade cards are in craft fairs and local shops. A craft fair will charge a table fee. A local shop might take them on consignment at no charge. .
Answered by Kacky - Mon Jul 30 18:02:36 2007
Does anybody know where they have recordable greeting card without music?
Q. I know Hallmark released the recordable greeting cards lately. But they have music right after the message. I would like to know where to get greeting cards where you can just record a message, no music with the cards.
Asked by jodlro@sbcglobal.net - Mon May 19 02:14:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the link below has what you describe.
Answered by Pig Out - Wed May 21 21:42:45 2008
Q. I know Hallmark released the recordable greeting cards lately. But they have music right after the message. I would like to know where to get greeting cards where you can just record a message, no music with the cards.
Asked by jodlro@sbcglobal.net - Mon May 19 02:14:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the link below has what you describe.
Answered by Pig Out - Wed May 21 21:42:45 2008
Where can I get some copyright free information on making greeting cards?
Q. My wife makes greeting cards as a hobby and I have created a website for her to show off her creations. I would also like to add some tutorials on how to make cards, and information about the products and equipment available, techniques and styles, etc. My wife is too busy making cards to write and I don't know enough about it myself to write anything of merit. Do you know of any websites, ebooks, etc, with relevant information that I can copy onto my website? Obviously, they would need to be copyright free or public domain. I wouldn't mind spending some money for a good ebook as long as I would have the right to extract information and display it on the site. If anyone has written anything that I can use, I'd be grateful if you… [cont.]
Asked by Michael Jones - Sun Jan 21 12:03:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not just include links to other sites such as docrafts. Cardmaking is now a massively popular hobby and there is plenty of info around. Half a dozen monthly magazines, lots of books (check the local library), Craft & Create and QVC on Sky and the internet, evening classes, workshops, etc. etc. Mention your local craft shop(s). Your wife's internet suppliers. There is no need to go to a lot of trouble reinventing the wheel.
Answered by felineroche - Sun Jan 21 14:30:47 2007
Q. My wife makes greeting cards as a hobby and I have created a website for her to show off her creations. I would also like to add some tutorials on how to make cards, and information about the products and equipment available, techniques and styles, etc. My wife is too busy making cards to write and I don't know enough about it myself to write anything of merit. Do you know of any websites, ebooks, etc, with relevant information that I can copy onto my website? Obviously, they would need to be copyright free or public domain. I wouldn't mind spending some money for a good ebook as long as I would have the right to extract information and display it on the site. If anyone has written anything that I can use, I'd be grateful if you… [cont.]
Asked by Michael Jones - Sun Jan 21 12:03:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not just include links to other sites such as docrafts. Cardmaking is now a massively popular hobby and there is plenty of info around. Half a dozen monthly magazines, lots of books (check the local library), Craft & Create and QVC on Sky and the internet, evening classes, workshops, etc. etc. Mention your local craft shop(s). Your wife's internet suppliers. There is no need to go to a lot of trouble reinventing the wheel.
Answered by felineroche - Sun Jan 21 14:30:47 2007
How can I find new greeting card for sending promo card?
Q. I checked greeting card companies through surfing the internet, going to Malls, reading book " Graphic Artist Marketing " I've found 30 companies. That is it. It seems there is no other companies in the world!
Asked by yuyu - Sat Sep 22 02:13:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yuyu, I dont understand what it is youre looking for. Maybe the internet doesnt either. try a different search... or try one of the companies that you found. Marketing is tough. Good luck
Answered by Tonio - Mon Sep 24 09:51:05 2007
Q. I checked greeting card companies through surfing the internet, going to Malls, reading book " Graphic Artist Marketing " I've found 30 companies. That is it. It seems there is no other companies in the world!
Asked by yuyu - Sat Sep 22 02:13:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yuyu, I dont understand what it is youre looking for. Maybe the internet doesnt either. try a different search... or try one of the companies that you found. Marketing is tough. Good luck
Answered by Tonio - Mon Sep 24 09:51:05 2007
How much is the Online Greeting Cards market worth?
Q. Our company aims to penetrate the lucrative online greeting cards market. However how much is this market actually worth in the UK and the United States of America?
Asked by Maud A - Mon Oct 23 11:11:44 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of the companies in the market have listed stock, so it's very hard to say. The very fact that there are no PLC's in the game is a good indication it's not a huge market.
Answered by wimbledon andy - Mon Oct 23 11:17:24 2006
Q. Our company aims to penetrate the lucrative online greeting cards market. However how much is this market actually worth in the UK and the United States of America?
Asked by Maud A - Mon Oct 23 11:11:44 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None of the companies in the market have listed stock, so it's very hard to say. The very fact that there are no PLC's in the game is a good indication it's not a huge market.
Answered by wimbledon andy - Mon Oct 23 11:17:24 2006
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Sun, 26 Jul 2009 22:26:26 GM
A building on Reichsratsstrasse in the First District of Vienna, built 1883-1994 by Franz Neumann. In this building is a former residence of the composer Eduard Strauss, brother of Johann Strauss II. Eduard lived here from 1886 until ...
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