Business Holiday Cards · Accountants & CPA Firms
Your busy season starts the moment everyone else's ends. That's the whole argument for getting this done in September.
Good-tier pricing, with envelopes and imprinting included. Early-order discounts come off on top of these prices — 20% by November 16, 10% by December 11. These are the everyday prices — this season’s early-order discounts have closed. Better and Best designs cost more — see all three tiers and price your order.
From late January to April 15 you are unreachable. The relationship work has to happen before that, and November is the last good month. A card that lands before Thanksgiving is a client who remembers you exist before the W-2s start arriving.
Every vendor your client has sends a card in December. Yours lands in a pile of forty. Almost nobody sends a Thanksgiving card — yours arrives by itself, in early November, on a wall with space on it. And the message is thanks for the relationship, which is exactly what you mean.
Attorneys, financial advisors, realtors, mortgage brokers, insurance agents. The people who send you work. Most firms card their clients and forget the referral network, which is backwards — one attorney can be worth twenty returns.
When to send
You have a narrow window and you know it better than most — between the extension deadline and the start of the year-end rush is the only calm stretch on your calendar. Order in September, sign in October, mail before Thanksgiving. Do it in December and you are doing it in the same weeks as 1099 prep, which is how it does not get done at all. The early-order discount takes 20% off the card price if you order by November 16, then 10% by December 11.This season’s early-order discounts have closed — the prices you see are the everyday prices.
Understated, plus the two designs built for people who work in numbers. The 2027 calendar card keeps your name in view through filing season. Prices shown are per card with envelopes at 100 — they come down at every quantity break.
Three designs, picked by a person
Tell us who you’re sending to and roughly how many. We’ve been publishing cards since 2003 — we’ll come back with three that actually fit, and you take it from there. No obligation, and we don’t hand your address to anybody.
What to write inside
Your client is about to not hear from you for four months, then hear from you constantly. The card is the bridge.
“Thank you for another year of working together. We are glad to have you.”
Plain, warm, no season reference. Safe on any list.
“It has been a pleasure handling your business this year. Wishing you a healthy and prosperous new year.”
The classic. “Prosperous” is one of the few places in business where it does not read as money-grubbing — you are the accountant.
“Thank you for your trust. Here is to a year ahead with fewer surprises in it.”
A little wry. Your clients will get it.
“Thank you for sending people our way this year. It is the best compliment we get.”
For referral sources and the clients who send you their friends.
Up to four lines on the card and four on the envelope, in a coordinated ink color and any of about a hundred font styles. Imprinting is free, always — it is not a seasonal promotion.
Getting it right
Not a deadline reminder, not a “time to think about year-end planning.” You have eleven other touchpoints for that. This one is just the relationship.
A card signed only by the firm goes on the pile. A card with the name of the person the client actually calls goes on the wall.
The business owner you file for and the 1040 client down the street want different cards. Splitting the order is easy and it is noticed.
The categories cpas order from most. Prices are per card with envelopes at 1,000.
Tell us who you're sending to and roughly how many. We've been doing this since 2003 — we'll point you at the three or four designs that actually fit, and you can take it from there.
