Good Christmas Gifts for Clients

[Amy Harris]

Hi, guys! I'm struggling for good Christmas gifts for clients. I have several very loyal clients, so I really need to get them something other than a card. If they were all women, it'd be so much easier. One year I got a Christmas card/Christmas CD combo that seemed to go over well, but this year I have no ideas. I want it to be something that would be appropriate for either males or females. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[Judy]

http://www.gourmet-cookie-bouquets.com/Christmas.html

How about this?

[Amy Harris]

Thanks, guys! And Godiva's gift baskets actually seem like a good price. I was surprised! :)

[Amy Harris]

Harry and David looks great!! Economical too! Thanks.

[Amy Harris]

I'm thinking of a tower from Harry and David. Have you ever sent one of their towers or seen one? I just wonder how tall it is. I think everyone will love them! Thanks for your idea!

[Judy]

Check out Mrs. Beasley's towers too. http://www.mrsbeasleys.com/

[Cindy L.A.]

I always sent Godiva chocolates from online to my clients. It was sooooo easy. Cindy

[Judy]

One thing you need to do your homework on before putting in your order on any of these sites is finding out how much they're going to charge you for delivery. Sometimes it can be as much as the basket.

[Jennie Ann]

I am looking at "personalized" thumb drives from VistaPrint: Personalized Thumb Drives

I think these would make great business gifts. I haven't decided on a design yet, but I like the fact that I can design my own at VistaPrint website. I have done business with them before designing my own business cards.

I designed my business cards myself with two colors and raised print. I chose a LARGE FONT, so that everybody can read my business card. LOL.

I like this company. These are 50 percent off, and I think I may order a couple dozen for starters.

[Amy Harris]

Great idea, Jennie! Thanks!

[Mary Ann Payonk]

Hi, Amy. Just a thought, but so many gifts come rolling in between Thanksgiving and Christmas, they can get lost. Ever think about sending a card or something, and then have that special gift arrive in the doldrums of January? By then, all the other chocolate's been scarfed up, the New Year's resolutions have been made, and a lovely, beautiful, thoughtful fruit basket IS great appreciated by those who are trying to shape up, gals and guys!

M.A.

[Amy Harris]

Hi, Mary Ann. Good idea. But what it if they think, wonder why Amy didn't send us anything this year...? :)

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

I love Mary Ann's idea! Just say on your card in December something like "holiday loot will arrive in January, the best time to get a gift" or some such friendly silliness.