We're giving away lots of postcards just in time to help you celebrate the holidays!

Share a favourite Christmas photo (past or present) on our Facebook wall here and ask your friends to 'Like' them. The first 100 posters* will receive a free postcard and if your photo gets 4-or-more 'Likes' we will gift you another postcard.

Follow us on Twitter and keep sharing the following tweet for yet more chances to win postcards:

In the run up to New Year's Day we'll pick five winners at random every week from our Twitter stream and gift each of them a pack of five Touchnote postcards.

And don't forget you can send Touchnotes from your iPhone, iPad, or Android mobile as well as direct from the Web. Pick a photo, customise it, add your message then select recipients  and we'll take care of the rest. Share those special moments with friends and family who can't be with you: decorating the tree, wrapping presents, Christmas lunch, and use Touchnotes as the perfect way to send a "thank-you" for each and every gift. 

*Please note each entry must be from a unique Facebook user name.

Merry Christmas!

The Touchnote Team 

Well hello there Touchnoters!

As you may have noticed we’ve done a bit of spring cleaning of our website, right here on Touchnote.com

That’s right folks. We’ve streamlined, simplified and fluffed the cushions to make the whole Touchnote postcard sending experience on the interweb that much more comfortable for you.

Have a play and let us know what you think of the changes below… go on... make our day…

Once the wrapping paper's been cleared away and the Christmas Day left-overs eaten, it's time for the children (and perhaps you too) to start sending thank you cards for the gifts they received.

But don't waste time coaxing unenthusiastic children into writing a few lines of thanks. Make thank you cards easy and show that they really appreciate their gifts.

You can do this by using your Christmas photos to create a perfect set of thank you cards. There'll be no need for an eloquent, expressive messages, the picture will say it all. Gifts being opened. Toys being played with. Books being read. Jumpers being ...

Best of all, you won't even need to head out into the cold of January to post the cards.