InvitationBox.com Introduces Their 2011 Corporate Holiday Greeting Card Collection

Cary, North Carolina (PRWEB) October 20, 2011

With the current state of the economy being so stressed, keeping contact and reaching out to customers and associates is an essential practice for any business or entrepreneur. The holiday season allows corporations and businesses the opportunity to thank customers for their continued patronage and support throughout the year, whether the customer is another business, an online shopper or a local customer.

InvitationBox.com assists corporate customers in keeping business relations strong with their collection of corporate holiday greeting cards. Over 700 unique holiday card designs have been introduced on InvitationBox.com for the upcoming 2011 holiday season. Corporate customers will be able to choose from a multitude of holiday card designs, depending on the message they are looking to relay to their recipients. Collections include business appreciation cards which express gratitude for continued patronage, calendar greeting cards which double as a greeting card and a holiday gift, cities and regions greeting cards which express gratitude along with a local touch from the corporation?s unique location or occupational cards which are unique to a corporation?s profession. ?Offering a wide selection of designs and collections to our corporate customers is an essential part of our holiday card selection every year,? says Jonathan La Nasa, President of InvitationBox.com, ?Each business is different, and not every holiday card will work for each corporate customer. Whether the corporate customer?s goal is to thank their customers, network or send a holiday wish, we make it our goal to have a card to relay that message.?

For corporate customers looking to send a holiday wish to their global customers, InvitationBox.com also offers a global and international collection of greeting cards to their corporate customers. These corporate holiday greeting cards relay a message of peace, prosperity and good wishes during the holiday season. ?Our global and international holiday greeting cards are non-holiday specific, and relay an inspiring wish for peace along with graphics featuring our nation?s many languages and country flags,? says Derek Stockman, Vice President of InvitationBox.com. ?This is the perfect message for a corporate customer to send to their clients overseas who may be celebrating alternate holidays and celebrations during the winter months.

InvitationBox.com?s large corporate holiday card collection features a personalized holiday greeting card design for any type of organization, company or corporation. Corporate customers can add logos, digital photographs, envelope liners and return address options to their greeting card order for further personalization. Greeting cards ship in as little as 2-3 business days for customers needing receipt of their order in a short timeframe. InvitationBox.com encourages their corporate customers to increase their business relations over the 2011 holiday season with their abundant corporate holiday greeting card collection.

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San Francisco Corporate Photographer Michael Soo Explains How to Make Everyone Look Good in a Group Shot

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) November 01, 2011

Traditionally, getting a group photo that makes everyone happy has been nearly impossible. But San Francisco corporate photographer Michael Soo has has found a solution: taking individual portraits, and putting them together using the magic of Photoshop. In the latest post on his photography blog, Soo explains how this innovation is taking the hassle out of company photos, saving everyone time and tears.

?Anyone who has ever attempted to pick out the best company picture has run into the eternal problem of group photos: there is never one that everyone likes,? Soo notes. ?Someone is always blinking, making a weird face, sticking out their gut, looking in the wrong direction, sneezing, etc.?

Soo says many companies are opting out of the whole headache, and choosing to have each team member photographed individually, with the best picture of each person merged together afterwards in Photoshop.

In Soo?s new blog post, the San Francisco company photo specialist explains 6 benefits of this new technique:

1.????No one will be unhappy with the final result anymore. Because they were photographed individually, each person can select their best photo out of 10-30 photographs taken.

2.????It?s easier for everyone to find the time to show up for the photo shoot. Scheduling a group of busy professionals is exponentially harder than individuals.

3.????If a team member is added or removed from the team, there?s no need to schedule EVERYONE for another group photo. We simply book a shoot with the new person, and add them to the shot.

4.????It?s so much easier and quicker to set up the shot, because the amount of space needed to take this type of group photo can be 10-20 times smaller than for a traditional group shot.

5.????The same individual pictures can be inserted into various group pictures, so if someone works in more than one department, we can use the same portrait in multiple departments of a corporation!

6.????And of course, it looks super cool. We play with the arrangement, and add in shadows and lighting techniques, so it appears that everyone was in the same place at the same time, and just magically happened to all look amazing!

Soo notes that while this method does cost more than traditional group photography, it saves on the cost of coordinating schedules and having to do retakes. Plus, the end result makes the whole group happy.

?If you want a group photo you?ll actually be proud to post on your website and hang in your office, consider trading in the traditional technique for our more modern method,? he suggests.

For more information about this new approach to group photography or any of Soo Photography?s services, call Michael Soo at (408) 666-8455 or visit http://www.soophotography.com.

About Michael Soo and Soo Photography San Francisco

Photographer of the Year Michael Soo is a San Francisco professional photographer who specializes in commercial, wedding, food, portrait, product, editorial, family, fashion, lifestyle, fine art, landscape, and corporate photography in San Francisco. He is also a wedding and love story videographer.

Brought up in Asia and educated in America, Michael fuses the best of both cultures in his art form. He gives back to the community by giving photography and Photoshop classes. He hosts free photography forums for over a thousand of active Northern California amateur and semi-pro photographers alike.

Named Popular Photography Magazine?s Photographer of the Year, Michael Soo is an internationally respected photographer and guru of digital imaging. His collection of fine art and commercial photography includes executive portraits, lifestyle, products and food. His work has also been featured on numerous international magazine covers, newspapers (i.e. New York Times), as well as exhibits.

Soo Photography serves San Francisco and the Bay Area communities of Atherton, Belmont, Berkeley, Brisbane, Burlingame, Campbell, Colma, Corte Madera, Cupertino, Daly City, El Grenada, Foster City, Fremont, Gilroy, Hillsborough, Kensington, La Honda, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Marin, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Mill Valley, Montara, Monte Sereno, Mountain View, Oakland, Pacifica, Palo Alto, Pescadero, Piedmont, Portola Valley, Redwood City, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Gregorio, San Mateo, San Francisco, San Jose, San Rafael, Santa Clara, Saratoga, Sausalito, Sunnyvale, Tiburon, and Woodside.

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