TREAT Someone to a FREE Card this Holiday Season

I can't tell you how many times I've typed the words, "Happy Birthday" via a social networking site or my smartphone. What happened to a good ole fashion greeting card tucked away in an envelope, with a mailing address, a stamp and sent through snail mail? Is this a tradition that is quickly fading away, or, is it one that needs to be revitalized?

I say, the latter. And to help with it all, I give you Treat.

About Treat

Treat is Shutterfly’s exciting new greeting card brand that makes it easy for people to create and send one-of-a-kind greeting cards. Treat cards are perfect for holidays, birthdays, congrats, thank yous and every occasion in between. It’s crazy fun. It’s super easy. And it’s totally personal.

This week alone, people are prepping for a huge Thanksgiving feast and preparing for good times with their loved ones. Some may even begin to put up Christmas decorations. If you're anything like me, you are probably thinking about a birthday that is just around the holidays. No matter the reason or celebration, wouldn't it be great to brighten someone's day with a personalized greeting card from Treat?!

Front of card

Inside of card

Ian and I sent a Valentine's Day card to Kaden a couple of years of ago that was made on the Treat website. It was simple, but cute. We had it mailed to him even though we were all in the same house. Kids like receiving mail (for now).

This Monday (11/19) and Tuesday (11/20), Treat is offering you the opportunity to create and send a totally personalized greeting card for F-R-E-E. All you have to do is visit their website at http://www.treat.com and begin personalizing your card for that special occasion. Maybe you want to send a thinking-of-you, a birthday wish, a merry Christmas or a just because card. Go right ahead. It's FREE.

To take advantage of this offer, you'll need to use this code at checkout: TREATBLOGR.

Hurry. This offer ends on Tuesday, November 20, 2012.



Disclosure Information
I was provided a promotional code to redeem on the Treat website. There was no monetary compensation for writing this post. The opinions and views are my own.