One of the things that seems to have been lost to time is a "thank you" note from people. It used to be proper manners to send a thank you card to people when they hosted you. It used to be the norm to send a thank you note to someone you met with. But today, most of the thank you's seem to either be in the form of an email or text message, if at all. Rarely do these thank you's come in the mail.
My guest on this show is on a mission to change that one card or note at a time. With his robot-written cards using actual handwriting, not traditional computer fonts, you have a chance to leave an impression on the people you meet and do business with, all for a very nominal investment. And with that nominal investment, you'll be earning a lot of value - perceived and real - in the eyes of the recipients!
Listen in as Jennifer and David Wachs of Handwrytten talk about gratitude and ways a simple gesture can lend itself to tremendous returns down the road.
About David: David's latest venture, Handwrytten, provides scalable, robotic solutions that write your notes in pen. Used by businesses in all industries, Handwrytten changes the way brands and people connect. Prior to Handwrytten, David founded Cellit, a leading mobile marketing platform. With clients including Abercrombie and Fitch, Walmart and more, Cellit was sold in January of 2012. Both Handwrytten and Cellit were on Inc. Magazine’s Inc 500 list of fastest growing companies. David is a speaker on marketing technology, has been featured in the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, and is a contributor to Inc. Magazine.
Connect with David on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, or on the web at handwrytten.com
And when you go to https://www.handwrytten.com today and use promo code podcast you can get $20 in free credits to try out the system and send a few cards to those you're trying to thank or impress today!
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