Congratulations To Our May Starbucks Contest Winner!

Cynthia Y. from Texas was our very first Starbucks Gift Card Giveaway Winner for the month of May!  Congratulations Cynthia

Last month Cynthia submitted her contest entry form, and then went through the SendOutCards presentation that provided her with the opportunity to view our greeting card system and send out two free greeting cards!

Her name was picked at random from those entries that had completed the walkthrough presentation - you could be our next winner!

Simply complete the form here:  www.enchantedgreetings.com/send-free-cards.html and I’ll touch base with you to schedule your own presentation, where you will also have the opportunity to send two free greeting cards.

I look forward to talking to you soon!

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Random Acts Of Kindness

Kody Bateman is the founder and CEO of SendOutCards. Everything that I’m learning about Kody is telling me that I have indeed found a business that is worth its weight in gold. The values and beliefs of Kody and SendOutCards are so very much like my own, and I’m looking forward to the day when I can personally thank Kody for the opportunity that he has provided me with.

I recently heard about Kody’s father, and one of the truly giving things that he used to do.

“My dad always carried several hundred dollars in a money clip so he could perform random acts of kindness to people in need. This inspired me, his son, to carry a money clip with $1,000.00 in it so I could do the same thing.”

Whenever the Bateman family went out for dinner, Mr. Bateman would choose a family at random and pay for their dinner. Kody now does the same thing. Can you imagine receiving a random act of kindness like that? Even better, can you imagine the feeling of giving a gift like that?

One day I hope to be able to do the same type of thing, but for now I’m sending out random acts of kindness in the form of greeting cards to unsuspecting recipients. You just never know when you might receive an unexpected card

The biggest thing is, and it’s so true - is that you have to give just to give. Don’t give with the expectations of receiving something back. It just doesn’t work that way, nor would I ever want it too!

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Your Invited To A Business Call!

I would like to invite everyone to a SendOutCards Team Training call on Monday night!

Topic: CARD IDEAS FOR THE BUSINESS OWNER!
Date: Monday June 4th
Time: 10pm EST, 9pm CST, 8pm MST, 7pm PST

Register here: https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/558513561

Jordan Adler will be our presenter and let me tell you, this guy is really something! I’ve been live on one of his training calls, and have listened to a bunch of recorded calls, which is one reason for inviting you to this join me on this call - I know it’s going to be an exciting webinar, and tons of terrific information will be provided on how the SendOutCards system can help you build your business!

If you’ve ever considered using the SendOutCards system to build your current business, you won’t want to miss this call!!

Don’t forget to let me know if you’ve registered :o) Email me at dianne@enchantedgreetings.com

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Fathers Day is June 17th

We tend to make a much bigger deal over Mothers Day, but our Dads are very special people too, and they deserve to have us fuss over them once in a while

Unfortunately, I lost my own Dad 10 years ago but that doesn’t mean I won’t be sending out a bunch of cards! I’ll be sending personalized Fathers Day cards to my Father In Law, and both of my husband’s GrandFathers, in addition to my brother (who also happens to be a Dad).

Fathers Day Facts:

• Father’s Day always falls on the third Sunday in June.
• Father’s Day originated in America.
• The first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19 1910 in Spokane, Washington USA.
• The idea of Father’s Day came from a Mrs. Sonora Smart Dodd came out with the idea of the father’s day.
• Father’s Day was supported by President Calvin Coolidge in 1924.
• In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson declared the 3rd Sunday of June as Father’s Day with a presidential proclamation.
• In 1972, President Richard Nixon established the Father’s Day as a permanently holiday.
• The Romans honored their dead fathers, every February.
• The necktie is the most common and famous Father’s Day gift.
• Official Flower: Rose - wear red for living father and white for deceased father.

Courtesy of: LoveYouFather.com

Would you like to send the Dads in your life a Free greeting card? Sign up today for a Send Out Cards Gift Account, and I will personally show you how terrific our system is and how you too can add all the favorite people in your life to your own contact manager. Never forget another important event with our built in email reminder system, or pre-schedule all your greeting cards to go out whenever you need them too!

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Collect That Contact Information

Last week I sent one of my colleagues, and a member of WahmsUnited.com a special greeting card, with her website logo on the front cover. Here’s the image that I created for the front cover:

Heidi was thrilled with the card, and yesterday I had the pleasure today of speaking to Heidi. Heidi is a terrific lady that is helping others to build businesses selling boutique baby and children’s clothing, and is always talking to her own members about relationship marketing, however it turned out that she hasn’t been following her own advice.

This became clear when she mentioned that her members only have to provide their name and email address during registration. Heidi has realized her mistake by not collecting more information: recently a member had a baby, and though Heidi would have loved to have sent her something, she didn’t have the address. The same with birthday’s. She’d love to send her members birthday cards, but again… doesn’t have the contact information.

In further discussion, I mentioned that it should be fairly easy to add additional fields to her registration form, and she then asked me a key question: have I ever used AMember.

Amember, for those that haven’t heard about it, is an incredible tool if you want to run your own membership community. And so, my answer to Heidi was a definate YES, I do use Amember, and I have it set up to collect all the information that I need from my members - including their snail mail address, and birthdate. I was then able to show Heidi how to change her registration form to collect this information from future registrants, and suggested that after she changes the form, she should contact all of her existing members and invite them to update their profiles.

Heidi was already excited about the prospect of SendOutCards and the various ways that she can use the system for both personal greetings, and in her business. One of her concerns was the cost of the wholesale plan, which is $298. In discussing SOC with her, I told Heidi that without a doubt, once she starts using the system, people will start asking her about it, and at the wholesale level, if anyone signs up because of her referral, she won’t make any commission at all on the sale. That would be at least a $120 loss for her, and just one referral would make up the $100 difference between the Wholesale and Entrepreneur plans, without even trying to ‘work’ the SOC business.

Once Heidi started thinking about it, she realized that she knows quite a few people that would be very interested in the system … so which way do you think Heidi will go?

Do you have an opt-in newsletter or mailing list? I would like to strongly encourage you to updating your sign up forms to collect (at the very least) a mailing address. Some people have concerns about asking for birthdates, but I’ve had the birthdate field as a required field in my shopping cart since I first installed it, and now I can add those contacts right into my SendOutCards contact manager and send those people birthday cards, customized just for them!

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