An attitude of gratitude in our marketing
Of course, we’re grateful for marketing opportunities. Still, an attitude of gratitude goes much further when it’s accompanied by actions of gratitude. We need to remember to say thank you, too. Thank you for the radio interview. Thank you for the book review. Thank you for the book signing opportunity. Email, Facebook, Twitter, or other social media might work to communicate our gratitude. But these methods don’t come close to the impact of a personal, handwritten, snail-mail note. Snail-mail tells the recipient you cared enough to go to the extra trouble of communicating your gratitude in a personal way. Please and thank you. Another great way to market our books. Who knew? Now you’ll have to excuse me . . . I have a few thank you cards to write! Your turn: How do you express your gratitude for marketing opportunities?~ ~ ~
Ava Pennington is an author and speaker. Her book, Daily Reflections on the Names of God is published by Revell Books. For more information, visit her at www.AvaPennington.com.

I love sending cards. Giving thanks and letting someone know they are loved and appreciated blesses everyone.
Thank you Ava for this timely reminder. I think so often in our hurried world we forget the kindness of just saying thank you.