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With the holiday season just around the corner, it is time to think about your annual Christmas Newsletter. Let your clients/customers know how special they are to you this year.

Christmas Newsletter Template

1. Warm Wishes

Sending warm wishes your way for a memorable holiday season. We have had an amazing year at [Business Name] and cannot wait to see what the New Year brings.

We look forward to serving you.

[Business Name] [Hours of Operation]

[Address]

[Phone]

[Fax]

[email/website address]

2. Joyous Holiday Season

All of us at [Business Name] hope you have a joyous holiday season and a New Year filled with prosperity and health. We hope to serve you in the coming year.

Happy Holidays!

[Business Name]

[Hours of Operation]

[Address]

[Phone]

[Fax]

[email/website address]

3. Continued Patronage

This holiday season is the perfect time to thank you for your continued patronage. May the New Year bring you and yours joy, prosperity and above all, health.

[Business Name]

[Phone] [Fax]

[email/website address]

[Address]

[Hours of Operation]

4. The Wonder of the Season

Best wishes for you and your family. May you experience the joy and wonder that the Christmas season can bring.

Happy Holidays!

We hope to continue serving you in the coming year.

Cordially,

[Business Name]

[Hours of Operation]

[Address]

[Phone] [Fax]

[email/website address]

5. Thank You for Your Patronage

May you find peace, joy and laughter this holiday season and throughout the coming year.

Thank you for your patronage.

Season’s Greetings,

[Business Name]

[Hours of Operation]

[email/website address]

[Address]

[Phone]

[Fax]

Choose Your Favorite Holiday Scene to Share with Your Clientele

At PaperDirect, you can find beautifully crafted designs to make your newsletter stand out this holiday season.

Examples of Christmas Borders

Christmas border paper designs are available to suit anyone’s taste. Some examples include papers with:

• Santa in the bottom corner
• A Nativity scene
• Classic ornaments
• Holly and ribbons
• Berries and twigs

One of the best things about shopping for your Christmas border paper online is that you can see it before you print it. Choosing your border, adding your template and then printing your Christmas Newsletter is fun, quick and easy at PaperDirect.

It’s Christmas time!

Christmas is nearly upon us, and it’s time to think about your Christmas newsletter. For business owners, inspiring Christmas newsletters need to strike a delicate balance. You are, after all, addressing a tender, sentimental time of year deeply rooted in religious tradition. But, you’re also reaching out to business associates and need to maintain a degree of professionalism. Having a hard time finding just the right balance? Here are a few tips for writing truly inspiring Christmas newsletters while remaining professional.

Remember, it’s Christmas!
Christmas is a time of joy and celebration. Keep your newsletter bright and cheery. Include an old-time cookie recipe, for instance, and holiday decorating tips. Or, add the secret to making rich, dreamy, homemade cocoa.

Remember your Audience
You may be sending your newsletter to business associates, customers and suppliers, but the holidays are about people and their families. Direct your newsletter to them. Save talk about marketing and sales figures for another time.

Be Approachable
Business relationships can often be impersonal, and that can actually hurt sales. Christmas is the time to open up a bit. Share a favorite Christmas memory from your childhood, for instance, or describe a treasured family holiday tradition.

Use Christmas Stationery
Save the plain white paper for another time; it says, “Business,” not, “Christmas.” A Christmas newsletter should be colorful and appealing, but not so visually stimulating that your message gets lost in the shuffle.

Remember the Less Fortunate
Keep in mind that the holidays can be difficult for people who are struggling financially when writing your newsletter.  Write about charitable works of your employees, as well as those of your own. Encourage everyone to do what they can for others during the Christmas season.

Express Your Gratitude
If nothing else, Christmas is a time of gratitude. Use your Christmas newsletter to thank everyone who has made your life a little better over the past year. Your employees and customers all deserve a “thank you” for making your business the success that it is.

If you keep these principles in mind, you’ll create a Christmas newsletter that will touch people’s hearts. And, if you want to find other ways to brighten up the holidays, visit PaperDirect. They make it fun and easy to shop for invitations, gift certificates, and greeting cards – everything you need to make this Christmas season truly sparkle!