Mother’s Day isn’t just another sentimental holiday—it’s a sales powerhouse. With 86% of consumers planning to celebrate, this holiday is one of the biggest retail opportunities of the year.

At CARDSource, we pride ourselves on being a partner our clients can count on. In 2024, we achieved an incredible milestone: a 98.5% on-time delivery rate across all projects and services. This achievement is more than a number—it’s a reflection of our unwavering commitment to reliability, trustworthiness, and delivering results to those that count on us.

Warmer weather has reached us here in Minnesota and the CARDSource crew is ready for your spring projects!  

CARDSource has earned Great Printer Status!

We are really excited to share our Certification in the Printing Industry Midwest (PIM) Great Printer Environmental Initiative program.  This is a voluntary program in which printers demonstrate their commitment to minimize impact on human health and the environment while producing quality printed products.

The task of marketing your business in these truly unprecedented times is a daunting and challenging one, especially as many business owners face restrictions on the types of sales allowed and the closures of many service based companies. 

When creating a card program, whether it be for a gift, membership or loyalty cards, etc., you must consider which option works within your existing point-of-sale (POS) platform.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new gift card ordering site, Design Studio. This website provides an easy, quick and convenient way to design and order gift cards. It features a clean and simple layout with intuitive navigation and design tools to make any small business owner feel like a graphic designer without requiring any experience.

Do you have an ecommerce business and have been thinking about selling gift cards? We are here to tell you why it makes excellent business sense, and why you should use physical cards. 

Sales gets an order. The customer is excited that they will get their product before it is needed. One thing leads to another, and the product is late, there are errors in the data, or the piece is subpar.