I have worked in advertising and graphic design for over 15 years, and there is one trend that i have always found to be very interesting… regardless of what your business is, continuing to advertise during slow economic times is essential to long term recovery. Studies by McGraw-Hill Research and Meldrum & Fewsmith have indicated that companies who continued or grew their advertising during economic slumps recovered much more quickly and grew their sales by as much as 265% over those companies who did little to no advertising.
A personal and convenient way to advertise your services can be as simple as sending out financial greeting cards such as:
This simple act tells your clients that you care about them and that you value their business, and as a bonus… it helps to build loyalty! With my busy schedule, I always appreciate it when my financial planner sends me personalized reminder cards for my appointments or upcoming events.

Further personalize your financial greeting cards by printing your signature and the signatures of your staff on the card. You can also increase your brand awareness by adding your logo.
Adding your signature to financial greeting cards is easy:
- Use a black, Sharpie felt pen (or similar) and sign your name on white paper
- Scan it at 300 dpi and email it to logos@e-sharper.com
- or Fax it to us a 1-888-251-4454
Some tips for greater quality of your signatures:
- Avoid ball-point pens or felt pens that have a very fine point
- Avoid blue or other colored ink
- Avoid writing on colored or textured paper
- Sign a little larger than normal (no more than 2x your normal signature size)
Adding your logo to your financial greeting cards is also easy:
- Choose the highest quality digital format that you have available
- email it to logos@e-sharper.com
Some suggestions for successful logo reproduction
- Review the Logo Specifications PDF here
- Using a vector format like Adobe Illustrator (.ai or .eps) will give you the greatest range of options
- Avoid logos that are used on your website, instead send logos that were created at 300 dpi (TIF, JPGs)
Some of my favorite Financial Greeting Cards:


