Comments on: Six Alternatives to the Same Old Holiday Cards http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html Confessions of a geek and entrepreneur Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:28:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Fashion Blog http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-21052 Fashion Blog Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:12:34 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-21052 <a href="http://www.fashion-blog.us/seperates/deserves-holiday-cards/" rel="nofollow"> Holiday cards </a> should be sent to everyone: friends, co-workers and even to bosses. Everybody appreciates getting them. Holiday cards should be sent to everyone: friends, co-workers and even to bosses. Everybody appreciates getting them.

]]> By: Fashion Blog http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-3654 Fashion Blog Thu, 19 Mar 2009 04:12:34 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-3654 <a href="http://www.fashion-blog.us/seperates/deserves-holiday-cards/" rel="nofollow"> Holiday cards </a> should be sent to everyone: friends, co-workers and even to bosses. Everybody appreciates getting them. Holiday cards should be sent to everyone: friends, co-workers and even to bosses. Everybody appreciates getting them.

]]> By: Dale Larson http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-146 Dale Larson Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:18:51 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-146 Though it seems much less personal than quickly recording your own card (and David Spark can't say enough about how amazing the response is when sending personal video greetings), Gina Trapani over at Lifehacker writes in <a href="http://lifehacker.com/5108982/turn-a-youtube-clip-into-a-holiday-greeting-card" rel="nofollow">Turn a YouTube Clip into a Holiday Greeting Card</a>: "YouTube revives its video-clip-to-holiday-e-card service today. Pick any video—or record your own—and add a background and message and email it to 25 of your close friends at this YouTube page Here's what putting together a video e-card with kittens running up a treadmill looks like...." Though it seems much less personal than quickly recording your own card (and David Spark can’t say enough about how amazing the response is when sending personal video greetings), Gina Trapani over at Lifehacker writes in Turn a YouTube Clip into a Holiday Greeting Card:

“YouTube revives its video-clip-to-holiday-e-card service today. Pick any video—or record your own—and add a background and message and email it to 25 of your close friends at this YouTube page

Here’s what putting together a video e-card with kittens running up a treadmill looks like….”

]]> By: Grenadine http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-139 Grenadine Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:25:13 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-139 Bah Humbug Bah Humbug

]]> By: Dale Larson http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-137 Dale Larson Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:04:23 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-137 Roxane: Thanks for the comment, I didn't even know Moo made holiday cards! I love their highly unique business cards and have used them for a couple of years. Every time I'm at an event, I still get comments about how nifty the cards are, or that someone had never seen one before. Richard is co-founder and Chief Creative Officer over at GroupCard, a funded startup. It's a paid online service that looks interesting as a way to build and print a card from a group. I'd love to hear more about how he thinks GroupCard fits in with this post, 'cause without more information I was tempted to delete the comment as spam, and I'm still not sure what typical use cases would be for the holidays! :-) Roxane: Thanks for the comment, I didn’t even know Moo made holiday cards! I love their highly unique business cards and have used them for a couple of years. Every time I’m at an event, I still get comments about how nifty the cards are, or that someone had never seen one before.

Richard is co-founder and Chief Creative Officer over at GroupCard, a funded startup. It’s a paid online service that looks interesting as a way to build and print a card from a group. I’d love to hear more about how he thinks GroupCard fits in with this post, ’cause without more information I was tempted to delete the comment as spam, and I’m still not sure what typical use cases would be for the holidays! :-)

]]> By: Richard http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-128 Richard Thu, 11 Dec 2008 22:50:39 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-128 Check out GroupCard! Fun holiday cards that you send from a group. http://groupcard.com Check out GroupCard! Fun holiday cards that you send from a group.

http://groupcard.com

]]> By: Roxanew http://dalelarson.com/2008/12/six-alternatives-to-the-same-old-holiday-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-127 Roxanew Thu, 11 Dec 2008 22:49:02 +0000 http://dalelarson.com/?p=200#comment-127 Great post! How about some of the new products like Moo http://www.moo.com/? They have some neat designed cards or you could make holiday mini moos! Some of my favorite presents have been edible - things like a bag of chocolate milk mix or some nice teas or chocolates. Great post!

How about some of the new products like Moo http://www.moo.com/? They have some neat designed cards or you could make holiday mini moos!

Some of my favorite presents have been edible – things like a bag of chocolate milk mix or some nice teas or chocolates.

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