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Alan reached out to us on behalf of his company, Well Suited Custom Clothier, in Stony Creek, Connecticut. As a high end men's clothier, Alan was looking for a custom business holiday card to send to clients that would reflect his area of expertise. Alan contacted us...
Richard, a Cardphile customer since 1994, called up a few days ago to order his business holiday cards for 2013, and shared a great story with us. Richard's story: After mailing my Cardphile holiday cards out one year, a customer called up and gave me three huge jobs...
Picky, picky, picky... That's what you architects are. But at Cardphile, we don't mind, because we are too! And we do love designing Christmas cards for architects - after all, that's where we started way back in 1989 (with the first six cards). Some of you say "That...
Is this your task today? Shop for a construction holiday card that reflects your company's industry and culture without breaking the bank. If that's the case, we'd love to help. And we might have a few ideas to help you send a unique holiday greeting card to clients...
What's your industry? At Cardphile, we love a challenge and the more unusual the better. One of our long time customers, Robert, is in the acoustical engineering field. While he's enjoyed sending Cardphile's engineering themed Christmas cards to his clients for years,...
At Cardphile, we're big enough to get the job done right, but not so big we can't listen and respond quickly to your feedback. Read our latest tale from the business holiday card front lines: One of our early construction holiday card designs (I-Beam Happy) is a...
One of Cardphile’s best selling business holiday cards this past year allowed you to share your holiday wishes while showing clients who you are and what you do. Our Office Triptych design allows you to customize the design with three of your own photographs – and...
e-Cards are known virus carriers and therefore filtered by most business email servers—they don't even reach the inbox of many of your customers and vendors. When was the last time you "deleted" a real greeting card you received in the mail, without even opening it?...