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Something nice we like to do when a site launches (along with sending our lovely clients booze) is to send them a set of MOO cards, well it is de riguer right? It’s a wonderful way for our clients to promote all their hard work (and ours) and a really nice way for us to say thanks for working with us - talk about an integrated communications campaign.
Joshua wrote this on 27.08.08 –
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On August 27th, 2008 at 4:33 pm, Jon Aizlewood responded:
What a lovely idea!
I’ve used Moo thru one of their promo campaigns (50 free cards via your Linkedin account) and they’re great. Quick delivery, high quality, and a great site to make ‘em.
Seems like Moo and Nixon McInnes is a match made in heaven!
On August 28th, 2008 at 8:08 pm, Steve responded:
We do this? Wow, nice touch! You think of everything, Josh. :)
On August 28th, 2008 at 11:34 pm, Joshua responded:
well it was more jenni’s idea.
On September 24th, 2008 at 2:24 pm, SEO Frenchman responded:
Just to correct your French here. You don’t say “de riguer” but…”de rigeur”!
On November 6th, 2008 at 10:35 am, Simon Dance responded:
Love the felt packet…. is that original?
On November 6th, 2008 at 1:54 pm, Joshua responded:
It’s all part of the MOO package
On November 25th, 2008 at 8:51 pm, Mike Bradford responded:
Yeah, I use Moo cards as a marketting tool and a form of business card for my new music blog @ http://therecommender.net
Moo is an awesome site that produces quality prints, on quality card, without costing the earth. More importantly though, I enjoy the freedom it gives the user to develop innovative ideas using them.
Not to get to corny with the idea, but me and my g/f printed a load of them with pictures we had taken of us on holidays etc with messages of love on the back and we leave them around the place for each other secretly, often tucked in dressing gown pockets/under pillows/sock drawers etc (delete as appropritate) and it’s totally charming.
Anyway, so much can be done with them, like party invites, business cards, thank you cards. The list is endless…rather like this message - unintentional.
Mike