So what can you as a business do to save trees, cut carbon and spread a little joy? By sending ecards this Christmas businesses can decrease the use of paper, ink, distribution and packaging materials that are key sources of carbon emissions.

“More and more businesses are trying to be greener and ecards are a simple, cost effective step in the right direction, we’re expecting to see up to an extra 200% in sales this Christmas from businesses who want to do their bit for the environment. Last Christmas we produced ecards for companies including Texaco, McCain’s, SAS Airlines and SpecSavers – it’s definitely the way forward,” says Ed Myer, of charityecards4business.com.

Charityecards4business.com offers a fantastic selection of high quality animated ecards, perfect for any business this Christmas. It’s fast, easy to use and far more cost effective than sending out traditional cards.

And what’s different about this site is for a £20-50 one-off fee, 10% of which goes to charity; you can upload a personal message, add a company logo and send to unlimited recipients. So rather then having to provide a database of recipients, you will receive a link to your ecard which you can send from your email to your whole address book. This also doubles up as a great marketing opportunity as you can add extra information into the email, such as Christmas opening times, offers and promotions.

So get a little greener this Christmas and visit www.charityecards4business.com

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“With everyone under pressure to cut costs but still keep in contact with their clients, ecards are a great alternative and are guaranteed to arrive! We predict we are going to see a 200% increase in sales in ecards this year due to the combined factors of cost cutting, environmental and an increased usability of technology,” says Ed Myer, of charityecards4business.com

Charityecards4business.com offers a fantastic selection of animated ecards, offering a uniquely interactive experience for the recipient. It’s fast, easy to use and far more cost effective than sending out traditional cards.  Last Christmas the site produced ecards for companies including Texaco, McCain’s, SAS Airlines and SpecSavers and have already had orders from some big industry names.

“Last year many companies were prepared for the postal strikes and we’ve been a huge increase in business to our website as businesses look for an alternative to sending traditional cards this year. Once on the site, companies are realising the money they could save, postage alone for paper cards can run into hundreds of pounds”, says Myer.

And what’s different about this site is for a £20-50 one-off fee, 10% of which goes to charity; you can upload a personal message, add a company logo and send to unlimited recipients. And rather then having to provide a database of recipients, you will receive a link to your ecard which you can send from your email to your whole address book.  This also doubles up as a great marketing opportunity as you can add extra information into the email, such as Christmas opening times, offers and promotions.

So to see exactly how your businesses can avoid the postal strikes and spread some seasonal cheer, click on:
www.charityecards4business.com