I rely heavily on technology to stay in touch with people. Through my newsletter, podcast, and FaceBook Page, it is easy, fun, and convenient to deliver messages of all kinds with a simple key stroke.
As a wife and mom with young children and a busy home office, I enjoy the convenience of free correspondence that is also quick and efficient. As INDIE goes into new territories, with the opening of our uptown office and the launch of things like INDIEgu, the #IndieCruise, and other ventures, I thought it was time to create a more personal way to stay in touch. To that end, I commissioned IBN member Sherri Willson of Designer Label Gal to create coordinated folded note cards and business cards for me.
I love the clean, elegant, uncluttered look. The paper is high quality stock so it can take a beating in any mail room. I love supporting my INDIEs!
In my experience leading INDIE for over a decade, plus my very close observation of successful entrepreneurs from all walks of life, I believe it is more important than ever to for a brand to deliver a tactile experience for customers and other stakeholders. This is especially important for my business because I do not ship products to people's front door step.
In his book, Permission Marketing: Turning Strangers Into Friends And Friends Into Customers
Now, more than ever, the tangible and tactile experience of receiving, opening, unfolding, and internalizing a written piece of correspondence may make the difference between communicating efficiently and communicating with influence.
My new card set makes the INDIE brand more tangible. I expect them to positively influence the INDIE brand. And I expect that influence to positively impact my members.
Question: How often do you send written business correspondence through the mail? How does it make you feel when you receive written correspondence?
