Birthday cards are a better way to celebrate the events. This presentation is very interesting. See this presentation...

1. It's getting rare to find a personal message in our mail box.
We mean the physical mailbox, not the inbox. Invoices and
direct marketing stuff, this is what we get... Not much to be
happy about, right? Where's the personal touch? where's
the LOVE?
A few years back, we were still receiving and sending
postcards and letters to family and friends.
Beautiful, handwritten letters. It was cool. It was personal.
It meant something. We felt warm.
But now, what do we have on hand? Birthday reminders on
facebook and linkedin? Ok, not bad. Better than nothing.
But how genuine and personal is that?

2. Birthday cards are not anymore the most common way to
wish a birthday in this digital age. Those who still do it
definitely stand out, and show they care. But the vast
majority of us are far too busy taking care of our own little
world. We don't take the time to send a personal, real
greeting card.
Here's something that can be a nice compromise for those
who don't have enough time to send real cards, but still
want a personal touch: ecards.
You can find some really nice ecard websites on the
web, with some beautifully designed ecards. Some of them
are really funny and can be animated, so you share a bit
more than a simple picture or image. You can also add your
own text to make it more personal. And the main benefit of
ecards: schedule them in advance, and share them via
email or facebook in an instant.

3. There's a very nice ecards website that has recently been
launched. It's called www.greeet.com (yes, there are 3 'e'
in Greeet, it's not y typo). You'll find there a big choice of
birthday ecards, but also ecards for all types of occasions.
www.greeet.com also has a feature that helps you
schedule and store your greetings, so you never miss a
greeting or a birthday.
So for those who don't have the time to send real birthday
cards, but still want to share a bit more personal message
than a simple one liner, www.greeet.com may be worth
the visit.