Now is a great time to plan ahead for the holidays so you can actually enjoy them when they roll around. With a bit of holiday proactivity, there is much you can check off your holiday to do list now.

Words are such fun, especially when they are newly created! With all the words being exchanged via electronic media these days, new words are being invented much faster than our common dictionaries can keep up with them. For example, what

Forbes called him the consummate salesman. Fortune Magazine praised him in their article, “The Art of Selling”. Newsweek called him “something special”. He received the title of Greatest Car Salesman by the Guinness Book of World Records. Who is this

Times are tough but don’t take it out on your co-workers. Here are some suggestions to help keep a positive attitude going in the workplace. Empathize. You aren’t the only one suffering. Lend a sympathetic ear and know that as

In response to the recent blog posting regarding a Michael Jackson Commemorative Stamp, we received this interesting comment from a CardsDirect Blog reader: Although previously the waiting period for a person to be on a postage stamp after their death

I used to believe that if you handed someone a present, a greeting card to go with it was not necessarily required. After all, they would certainly already know who had given them the gift. Same thing if the gift

Almost every day we receive envelopes in the mail that we don’t use and throw directly into the trash. They may come with bills that we pay online or in junk mail that we may not even open. Rather than

Companies are letting people go right and left, people are doing their best not to buy, but to survive, a company still needs to make sales numbers. How do you do it under these conditions? Focus. Narrow your target audience

This just in from the Texas Motor Speedway… While taking a practice run this morning in preparation for tonight’s qualifying race, CardsDirect car #411 hit the wall, taking a nasty tumble. Word from the track is that a greeting card

Isn’t it a refreshing surprise when someone sincerely thanks you for your business? We’ve all been greeted with the mandatory welcome and checked out with an emotionless thanks but how often do we truly feel appreciated when making a purchase?