Snapfish is offering free shipping this week when you use Labor Day coupon FREELDSHIP, now through September 11th. You can only use the coupon once, so be sure and include everything you’ve been saving up for a free shipping event until now. For me, that includes a few hundred prints (back from when the pup was a newborn), a mousepad I picked up free somewhere along the way, and my Christmas presents. Yeahh, friends and family of FatHeadDog, you can expect some Snapfish gifts from me this year.
Sep
06
2010
06
2010
Free Shipping on Snapfish
Aug
30
2010
30
2010
Free Snapfish Cards
Snapfish is offering new customers 20 FREE Save the Date cards with offer code SAVEDATE (expires 8/31). These personalized photo cards are great for weddings, party invitations and various bridal or baby showers.
How to get your FREE cards:
- Register for a Snapfish account (you’ll also get 50 FREE prints for a new account)
- Create your custom 4×8 or 5×7 photo card and add to your cart
- Checkout using coupon code SAVEDATE
- You’ll pay only for shipping.
While you’re at it, you can get free shipping on orders of $30 or more with code 30FREESHIP.
Jul
29
2010
29
2010
If you still have unwritten thank you notes, read this
It’s just too embarrassing to write them now.
My son’s 2nd birthday was in April. Yo Gabba Gabba theme. Cupcakes, balloons, good friends and lots of great photographs. The perfect little boy birthday party that my superwoman-complex mind had dreamed of. Perfect.. save the fact that I still haven’t written my thank you notes. Has anyone seen my P’s and Q’s.. because I seem to have misplaced them.
Thank goodness, then, that Shutterfly is offering 3 FREE custom greeting cards. These make great personalized thank you cards. For even the thank you-ly lazy like me.
Here’s how to cash in your FREE prints:
- Login or register with Shutterfly
- Click on “My Shutterfly”
- Scroll down and click “Enter Special Code Offer”
- Enter code SUMMERCARDS to have the prints credited to your account
Shutterfly shipping is approximately $0.99 when you send all three cards to yourself. PLUS, new members will receive 50 FREE prints when they sign up! Free greeting card sale expires 9/1/10.
May
12
2010
12
2010
A Smooch from FatHeadDog (and LIFE magazine)
You know, that’s FatHeadDog on the right. Not really, but Snapfish has teamed up with LIFE.com to offer the iconic magazine’s historic photos as printed cards, which make great personalized stationary for thank you cards and the like. These selected number of photographs from LIFE.com’s archives can help capture the exact emotion you’re looking for in your greeting cards, notecards and notebooks. It plans to introduce more offerings in the coming months, according to a Snapfish press release.
I can personally recommend the high-quality greeting cards and notecards, but (more…)
May
06
2010
06
2010
Free Gift for Moms-to-Be
Moms-to-be, get 20 FREE Birth Announcement Photo Cards at Kodak Gallery! through May31. Receive up to 20 Free 5 x 7″ Photo Paper Cards (a $13.98 value). No coupon code needed, just click thru and choose one of Kodak’s selected “free” designs for your free photo cards.
Jul
02
2009
02
2009
Shutterfly sale
Save 20% off Shutterfly photo books with promo code SUMMERTIME. Also, get free shipping on orders of $30 of more. Offer ends July 13, 2009.
Just my two cents: Between Snapfish, Kodak Gallery and Shutterfly, I think Shutterfly has the best looking books–best quality and best looking layouts.
Jun
29
2009
29
2009
Have thousands of unprinted digital photos?
When it comes to printing your digital photos, you have plenty of choices–you can take your memory card to your local drugstore for in-store printing, printing at home on a photo printer, or uploading them online for snail mail delivery. Here’s a great starter’s guide from Cnet to printing your digital photos:
Print at home
Printing at home is cheap and long-lasting if you use the right printer, ink, and paper. A 4×6 print will typically cost between 25 and 50 cents, depending on the printer and the ink. Of course that doesn’t include the cost of the printer or user error. Be sure to read Cnet printer reviews to get an idea of how often you’ll need to replace the ink cartridge.
Highlight: convenience
Lowlight: inferior quality
Print at a store kiosk
Store kiosks are convenient, and they let you do a lot of basic editing right on the spot (cropping, adjusting brightness, removing red-eye, etc). If you shop around, you can find stores that let you create 4×6 prints for well under 50 cents each. These do-it-yourself machines are a good alternative if you’re not in the mood for the care and feeding of your own photo printer.
Highlight: great option for those less adept at photo editing
Lowlight: time consuming unless you organize which photos you want to print first at home
Online printing services
Online print services such as Shutterfly, SnapFish, Kodak EasyShare Gallery, and many others are often the least expensive and can give great-looking prints. However, like the good old days, you’ll have to wait to see the results. But that’s fine when you’re printing a large number of images—for instance, all your vacation photos.
Highlights: plentiful coupon codes can be found at Slickdeals.net and this site
Lowlights: can be daunting for less-skilled users
Source: Cnet.com
Apr
03
2009
03
2009
Snapfish free shipping on gifts
It’s Snapfish’s 9th birthday! To celebrate, Snapfish is offering you free standard shipping on all photo gifts until Sunday, April 5. Too bad that the offer does not apply to prints. Hurry, that’s only 3 days to save.
Use coupon GOSHIP at checkout.
