Search for business-appropriate anniversary greeting cards

Look for business greeting cards that reflect your business image. A dignified law firm needs to send a different message than a veterinarian. Some businesses appreciate the option of printable anniversary cards too.

I recommend: You’ll find business greeting card options at office supply stores like OfficeMax. Or look at online greeting card distributors like Executive Greeting Cards to find the right look.

Customize a business anniversary card

Customized greeting cards make a bigger impression. Customization can target your business or provide an individual greeting for your customer. It makes sense to include your logo, business address and marketing message in the cards you send. Don't be afraid to include a simple "thanks for your business" or "hope to serve you again soon" message in your business anniversary card. But don't forget the personal touch. Handwritten messages and/or signatures go a long way in showing a customer or client that you're willing to go the extra mile. You can also order customized envelopes.

I recommend: Brookhollow Cards offers customized cards that include the message and logo you want, in addition to foil personalization. If you’re in the mortgage or financial field, check the special business greeting cards at Business Greetings Express.

Email a Happy Anniversary card

If you know your clients spend a lot of time on the computer and prefer communicating by email, then business anniversary ecards might be just what you're looking for. Make sure e-greetings come embedded in the email message or provide a link that a client can access. Many virus programs don't allow the opening of certain attachments, plus you run the risk of being sent to spam mail.

I recommend: For a classy solution, check the email business greeting cards at The Gallery or use the helpful tools at CorpNote to make emailing cards easier.