client appreciation cards for advisors, personal, and easy to approve.

Clients stay with the person who remembers them: the anniversary of the day they joined, the policy that renewed quietly, the friend they sent your way. We write those cards with a real pen, in your words, and post them, so your attention can stay on the clients.

When to send a card

The moments people remember.

  • A new client or policy

    Thank them for the trust, and say who to call. Nothing about returns or cover.

  • Client anniversaries

    A card each year on the day they joined, signed by you.

  • Renewals

    For agents: a note at renewal time says the policy has someone behind it.

  • A referral

    Thanks for the introduction, and nothing that could read as payment for it.

  • Life events

    A wedding, a baby, a retirement. The card is about them, not their accounts.

  • After a claim, and in sympathy

    The cards clients remember longest are the ones that came at a hard time.

What to leave out

  • Returns, markets, products or advice. A card is about the client, never the portfolio.
  • Wording your compliance team has not seen. Many firms review client correspondence, cards included; send them your drafts.
  • Gifts or anything of value with a referral thank-you.

The rules, with their sources, are in our guide: Financial advisor thank-you notes: 24 client appreciation notes that stay compliant.

How it runs

Client dates usually live in a CRM: HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Keap and Close connect in a click. A Google Sheet of anniversaries, or Zapier, Make and the API, cover the rest.

Every card is written by a real pen, in your words and your handwriting or ours, and posted in an envelope with tracked delivery. How each connection works.

From $8.99 a card for 50 down to $3.49 a card at 5,000+ cards, plus setup. Volume pricing.

Messages to copy

Plan your cards on a call.

Twenty minutes gets you a per-card price, a delivery plan and, if you want it, your systems connected the same week.

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