SBBM #18 – How Send Out Cards is Taking Over the Greeting Card Industry

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In our first episode of 2010 we chat with Kody Bateman, founder and director of Send Out Cards. Founded six years ago, Send Out Cards gives members the ability to send a physical greeting card, written in their own hand writing, from an online application. Kody tells us his motivation behind starting his $50 million per annum business and why the big greeting card companies are worried.

This episode includes great tips for leveraging network marketing and will show you how to effectively cut through to your customers with direct marketing.

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Lovingly posted by Luke on the 11th March 2010

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  • http://www.youronlineadmin.net Laura Trenerry

    That was a great call guys. I'm a SendOutCards distributor also and although I attended the recent seminar in Sydney I still got alot from your chat with Kody.

  • http://www.preneurmarketing.com/advertising/forget-email-offline-autoresponders-is-where-its-at/ Pete Williams

    Nice one boys... As we've spoken about Luke ... I use a tonne of email auto-responders in my various companies – and not just the online businesses... and I know you do too. I'd been looking for a way to implement the same automated follow-up marketing offline via direct mail for about a year, and not a single direct mail print company (in Australia or USA) offered a solution -- EXCEPT Send Out Cards. It does rock. I actually wrote a blog post about it myself: http://www.preneurmarketing.com/advertising/forget-email-offline-autoresponders-is-where-its-at/ [Yes, blatant link pitch] Anyway... awesome interview guys. P.S. Would I guess that seminar was the 30DC Home event ?

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