Luann Udell / Durable GoodsAncient artifacts for modern timesSAYING GOOD-BYE (TO RADIO USERLAND!)- May 29, 2007 Today will be my last post at Radio Userland. Last week, I set up a new blog at Wordpress, which you can start reading here: http:luannudell.wordpress.com20070525hello-world I hate making changes like this. Up until a few years ago, I was still using an antique mail program called Eudora! Radio Userland was one of the first free blog sites, and it was easy to use, too. I've done good things here, I think. But when I complained to my husband how hard it was to search my blog for past...http://luannudell.wordpress.com/ WORKING POSTCARDS Part 2- May 24, 2007 Yesterday I gave you some thoughts about how to use the front, or image side of your postcards. Today, let's talk about how to use the back--the message you send to your customers and potential customers. There are technical aspects to the message, such as font size, style, color. I'm not expert on these, but I did work in publishing for years. And I AM over 50. Use the biggest font you can while still getting your message to fit. You can write more in small fonts, but your customer...http://www.luannudell.com/blog/2007/05/24.html#a497 WORKING POSTCARDS Part 1- May 23, 2007 A question came up on a discussion forum on what the heck you put on postcards. I'm sharing tips I've heard and learned from other people, and ideas I've used myself. Feel free to add your ideas and experiences in the comments section. This is not "The Compleat Guide to Postcards", just ideas and different ways to think about them to get your own thoughts going. First are the technical considerations. The U.S. Post Office has strict standards in where the address, stamp, barcoding and text.http://www.luannudell.com/blog/2007/05/23.html#a496 |