Oh, so glad you asked! Sending business Thanksgiving cards for clients is one of our favorite topics. So much that we wrote a whole blog post on it here with message samples and a whole bunch of tips for your perusing pleasure.
To give you a quick summary, it's a good idea to send business Thanksgiving cards for clients as an extended and yearly practice of consistently thanking your clients. You may not think a simple thank you card is all that powerful (or perhaps you do and that's why you're here). But your clients are not expecting you to go out of your way to thank them in such a personal and meaningful way.
So in short: sending Thanksgiving cards for business clients will surprise and delight them, effectively building customer loyalty and retention over the course of the year. But ok, that's not even the whole of it. Here are a few other reasons why you should send Thanksgiving cards for business clients:
- You'll Likely Be the Only Company to Do So
While everyone and their mom is sending holiday cards (literally, we should know), yours will be the only Thanksgiving card for business in your clients' mail boxes this November. This will give you a leg up on everyone else.
Customer retention
Ok, we know we just said this. But it's so important (but hey, you already knew that) that we thought it was worth mentioning again. Building and strengthening client relationships is key and sending Thanksgiving cards to business clients helps you do that.
Marketing
Knock knock. Who's there? Early holiday shoppers!
Get ahead of the game of your peak holiday shopping with business Thanksgiving cards for clients. But do it in such a way that doesn't feel salesy or you'll miss the mark.
Your business Thanksgiving cards for clients should not feel like a sales flier. They should be sincere and full of gratitude.
The personalization of the card will act as a marketing tool in itself because your customers will feel the urge to visit you (whether online or in person) to seek your products or services after they get all the pre-holiday feels.