Gift Card Girlfriend Reveals Most Desired Valentine Gifts
According to a new poll on www.GiftCardGirlfriend.com, sweethearts can give gift cards to their Valentines without ruining the relationship. Practical and sentimental tokens of affection are In this year—lingerie and candles are Out.
Danville, CA, February 10, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Gift cards and sentimental gifts are the most desired gifts this Valentine’s Day. That’s according to an online poll conducted by www.GiftCardGirlfriend.com, a website that offers advice on ways to make gift cards more personal.
Most Desired Gifts: The online poll asked GiftCardGirlfriend.com visitors to answer questions about gifts they would most like to receive this Valentine’s Day. When asked if gift cards are acceptable tokens of affection, 83% said, “Yes!” When asked what gift they would most like to receive this Valentine’s Day, they answered as follows:
30% - Sentimental gift like a handwritten note
29% - Gift card
23% - Traditional gift like flowers and chocolate
11% - Romantic gift like lingerie and candles
7% - Other (write-ins wanted both a gift card and a sentimental note)
Most Wanted Gift Cards: When asked what kind of gift card participants would most like to receive, clothing and accessory store gift cards topped the list. In order of popularity, participants picked the following:
1. Clothing or Accessory store gift card
2. Salon or Spa gift card
3. Restaurant gift card
4. Home and Garden store gift card
5. Bank issued (“use anywhere”) gift card
6. Entertainment gift card (e.g. movie, sports, travel)
Quote – There’s Still Time to be Romantic: Shelley Hunter, founder of GiftCardGirlfriend.com, says, “With Valentine’s Day less than a week away, time-crunched sweethearts shouldn’t panic. A heartfelt note is simple to write and gift cards can be picked up just about anywhere.” Hunter cautions, however, “It’s okay to grab a gift card at the grocery store on your way to the date—just don’t make it look as though you did.”
On her site, are hundreds of quick ideas for turning a gift card into a thoughtful gift, many of which can be put together while standing at the kiosk. For example, tuck a gift card to the salon into a leisure magazine and deliver it with a bottle of spring water and her favorite candy bar. Valentine will have everything she needs for a relaxing day.
About Gift Card Girlfriend
Gift Card Girlfriend (www.GiftCardGirlfriend.com) shows consumers how to turn any gift card into a thoughtful, personal gift. With gift card suggestions, presentation ideas, and practical advice, Shelley Hunter, founder of Gift Card Girlfriend, strives to eliminate the negative stigma attached to gift card giving. Using her signature approach, “Five Steps to Better Gift Card Giving, ” consumers will gift card with confidence.
About Shelley Hunter
Shelley Hunter is a wife and stay-at-home mother of three children. She initially set out to resolve the impersonal nature of gift cards by designing gift card holders. Then she realized there are five key steps to making a gift card feel more personal, one of which is to present the card in a way that lets the recipient know you care. Shelley is a graduate of Brigham Young University and a former IT professional. She loves to give (and receive!) gift cards.
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Most Desired Gifts: The online poll asked GiftCardGirlfriend.com visitors to answer questions about gifts they would most like to receive this Valentine’s Day. When asked if gift cards are acceptable tokens of affection, 83% said, “Yes!” When asked what gift they would most like to receive this Valentine’s Day, they answered as follows:
30% - Sentimental gift like a handwritten note
29% - Gift card
23% - Traditional gift like flowers and chocolate
11% - Romantic gift like lingerie and candles
7% - Other (write-ins wanted both a gift card and a sentimental note)
Most Wanted Gift Cards: When asked what kind of gift card participants would most like to receive, clothing and accessory store gift cards topped the list. In order of popularity, participants picked the following:
1. Clothing or Accessory store gift card
2. Salon or Spa gift card
3. Restaurant gift card
4. Home and Garden store gift card
5. Bank issued (“use anywhere”) gift card
6. Entertainment gift card (e.g. movie, sports, travel)
Quote – There’s Still Time to be Romantic: Shelley Hunter, founder of GiftCardGirlfriend.com, says, “With Valentine’s Day less than a week away, time-crunched sweethearts shouldn’t panic. A heartfelt note is simple to write and gift cards can be picked up just about anywhere.” Hunter cautions, however, “It’s okay to grab a gift card at the grocery store on your way to the date—just don’t make it look as though you did.”
On her site, are hundreds of quick ideas for turning a gift card into a thoughtful gift, many of which can be put together while standing at the kiosk. For example, tuck a gift card to the salon into a leisure magazine and deliver it with a bottle of spring water and her favorite candy bar. Valentine will have everything she needs for a relaxing day.
About Gift Card Girlfriend
Gift Card Girlfriend (www.GiftCardGirlfriend.com) shows consumers how to turn any gift card into a thoughtful, personal gift. With gift card suggestions, presentation ideas, and practical advice, Shelley Hunter, founder of Gift Card Girlfriend, strives to eliminate the negative stigma attached to gift card giving. Using her signature approach, “Five Steps to Better Gift Card Giving, ” consumers will gift card with confidence.
About Shelley Hunter
Shelley Hunter is a wife and stay-at-home mother of three children. She initially set out to resolve the impersonal nature of gift cards by designing gift card holders. Then she realized there are five key steps to making a gift card feel more personal, one of which is to present the card in a way that lets the recipient know you care. Shelley is a graduate of Brigham Young University and a former IT professional. She loves to give (and receive!) gift cards.
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