PigSpigot: Online Greeting Card Designer
PigSpigot is a user generated greeting card site with integrated greeting card designer which allows customers to create and send both e-cards (free) and snail-mail (paid) cards to friends and family. The cool thing about this site is that it can convert user generated art into an online greeting card. Choose a card, personalize it with text, send it and done.
Cards are organized under different categories like birthday, friendship, love and more. You can also check out editor’s pick and popular cards section to see the cards popular among users.
You can also submit cards you’ve created. No sign up required for sending an e-card. Type in the email address and you’re done. Cards are ranked on the basis of viewers’ ratings.
Features :
- Online greeting card designer.
- Create and send personalized e-cards (free) and printed cards (paid).
- Choose from a category or look for the popular ones.
- Submit cards you’ve created.
- No sign up required for sending an e-card.
- Cards ranked by viewers’ ratings.
- Similar sites: PenCake and GotFreeCards.
Check out Pigspigot @ www.pigspigot.com/app/home (by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)
Thanks for this post. But If you don’t want to design yourself, you can use free online greeting cards at http://www.123greetings.com, or http://www.egreetings.com, http://www.hallmark.com etc.
Tech Tips – Most PigSpigot users will just use one of the awesome cards that already exists on the site, rather than design their own. But we’re democratic, so we always keep our design library open and let people throw their cool designs up against the rest. That’s the beauty of the wiki-approach! Thanks so much for your interest and if you or any other readers have more questions, hit me up at josh(at)pigspigot(dot)com.
Josh Stein, CEO and Founder, PigSpigot
Thanks so much for this! We’re really excited about PigSpigot and we’re glad you’re into the idea. If any readers out there have any questions or want to understand PigSpigotry a little more, email josh(at)pigspigot(dot)com. Josh Stein, CEO and Founder, PigSpigot.