Here is some fun information from Snapily - you will recall I did a review of their cute and very unique animated cards:
It’s no surprise that Americans crave technology. Social networking has consumed our lives, not to mention the hours we spend online shopping, playing casual games, watching/listening to digital entertainment and more. It’s even become common practice to share your relationship status on Facebook. With all of this technology around us, you’d think Americans would go digital on Valentine’s Day too - but that is not the case. A more traditional approach for celebrating Valentine’s Day is still very much present for the American population.
In fact, according to a recent survey conducted by creative 3D and flip animation photo site, Snapily.com (www.snapily.com):
· Nearly Nine in 10 people plan to say “be mine” with a heartfelt valentine this year.
· Nine in 10 Americans will express their affection with a hand-picked paper greeting card via snail mail or in-person.
· More than eight in 10 will send a Valentine’s Day card to their significant other and one third will send one to a friend.
So, don’t expect a virtual card this season, print greetings are still the number one way to say “I love you.”
I sure hope I get a nice card this Valentine's Day and then my anniversary is just 6 days later. I like real cars not e-cards. How about you?
Disclosure: I received no compensation for this post in money or product
3 comments:
I'm a real card girl for loved ones, I will do ecard for friends. Same way I feel about giftcards for gifts Hate them it's like no thought was put into the gift. I like searching and finding the best for someone :)
I am with you-I like real cards.
Real cards for me!
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