Ecard sites are an extremely popular destination among web users. On Facebook there are already a number of eCard offerings but 123Greetings has just launched an extremely robust one. The application provides users with completely free access to over 20,000 eCards. A number of applications have popped up as temporary solutions to the lack of diverse holiday card offerings but it appears as though 123Greetings may have just filled that void.
123Greetings has done exactly what a successful should do: port over their entire site! All of the 123Greetings eCards are available through this application. The Hanukkah card that I sampled was pretty awful so I hope that the others aren’t as bad. Whether their cards are creative or not, 123Greetings is already the largest destination for eCards on the web.
If you are interested in sending eCards to your friends, go check out the 123Greetings eCards applications.
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hello, I love toying around with ecards, and I have a few (read many) ecard applications added on my profile. The one made by 123Greetings is the newest among all and I think "robust" is definitely the right word to describe it. I have just not seen any other application cater to such great variety of celebrations!!…20,000 ecards did you say?!WOW…
Comment by Grace Davis — December 7, 2007 @ 9:40 pm
hello, I love toying around with ecards, and I have a few (read many) ecard applications added on my profile. The one made by 123Greetings is the newest among all and I think “robust” is definitely the right word to describe it. I have just not seen any other application cater to such great variety of celebrations!!…20,000 ecards did you say?!WOW…
Comment by Grace Davis — December 8, 2007 @ 1:40 am
123greetings.com is on the downhill. This once great company is on the rapid path to going downhill. The Management is clueless about the next business model and neither are their people who seems to be still hanging there have any clue on how to take this to the next level.The cards are atrocious. The advertisers are a big yawn . I am yet to see some decent CPA ads. Infact its a might surprise to see a site having such high traffic still depending opon Google Adsense for their revenueThe fact is that the whole Online Expressions space is on the decline . Online Social Media is on a transition and unless you provide visitors with adequate reasons( and not a moron looking teddy bear ) to use that application. The product launching of 123greetings is nothing but a small bubble .. that cant even provide Fizz.I also hope that the recent funding from Intel capital might give some respite to this cash-starved company
Comment by michele — January 30, 2008 @ 5:09 am
123greetings.com is on the downhill. This once great company is on the rapid path to going downhill. The Management is clueless about the next business model and neither are their people who seems to be still hanging there have any clue on how to take this to the next level.
The cards are atrocious. The advertisers are a big yawn . I am yet to see some decent CPA ads. Infact its a might surprise to see a site having such high traffic still depending opon Google Adsense for their revenue
The fact is that the whole Online Expressions space is on the decline . Online Social Media is on a transition and unless you provide visitors with adequate reasons( and not a moron looking teddy bear ) to use that application. The product launching of 123greetings is nothing but a small bubble .. that cant even provide Fizz.
I also hope that the recent funding from Intel capital might give some respite to this cash-starved company
Comment by michele — January 30, 2008 @ 6:09 am