Happy Birthday Ecards


Sending eCards online has completely changed the greetings cards industry and it is no wonder that millions of Birthday eCards are being sent every month. In a recent report, it was predicted that 76 million ecards would be in 2007, this equates to over 6 million each month.

There are many reasons for the enormous growth in eCards. Perhaps one of the biggest reasons is the ease in which it takes to send an eCard over the internet. Anyone with a computer connected to the internet can send an eCard. All they have to do is search for a provider and select their card. Also, in most cases, sending a happy birthday ecard is free.

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Happy Birthday Ecards
Happy Birthday Ecards

Receiving eCards is even easier. Anyone with a valid email address can receive an eCard and it can be stored in your inbox indefinitely. This also means that no longer will birthday cards get lost in the mail or be delivered late because in the online world - everything is instant. You can send an eCard to someone across the world and it will be received in a matter of seconds.

There are many designs available and just like with conventional greetings cards, ecards can also be personalised with your own messages.

New technology has also made the ecard industry gain a unique selling point over physical greeting cards. Text to speech technology has allowed cards to read out personalised messages and in the future ecard developers hope to incorporate real human voices from recordings on your own mic.