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NetNia Publishing, Inc. announces launch of BlackSantaMagicLetters.com.
Website offers culturally designed African-American Santa letters parents personalize for children.
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Dallas,Texas,- November 5 - Every year parents go above the call of duty to make the Christmas holidays the most anticipated, precious, and memorable time of the year. Now, with the help of an Internet website, parents can start a new tradition sending children personalized letters from an African-American Santa Claus.
Launched last year, BlackSantaMagicLetters.com is fast becoming a holiday favorite of African-Americans who celebrate Christmas. Visitors to the site have a choice of three culturally designed letters to personalize with children’s names, best friends’ names, toy wish lists, hobbies, accomplishments, and other information. There are also plenty of interesting articles and fun facts about Black Santa Claus.
The personalized letters arrive at children’s home in a large envelope with a North Pole Alaska postmark from the United States Postal Service. The postmark proves the letter’s authenticity and delivery from the North Pole. It also contains colorful Christmas stickers with positive motivational messages. Parents should expect delivery a week before Christmas.
"Getting the right wording, images, and Afrocentric style for the letters took much thought," says Jeffery Bradley, webmaster and creator. "It is important to design Black Santa letters where children of all ages will enjoy reading and keeping for memories. We also made the website a fun experience for all visitors. Adults and children will enjoy seeing the animated Black Santa sings Merry Christmas in his own special way."
Black Santa Magic Letters makes it easy to send cultural personalized letters to your children and loved ones. To download a free letter sample and read interesting facts about Black Santa, visit http://www.BlackSantaMagicLetters.com.
Contact Jeffery Bradley for more insights into this topic. Direct line: (972) 998-8604 Email: editor@netnia.com Other helpful information regarding the can be found at: http://www.blacksantamagicletters.com.
Send an email to Jeffery Bradley of NetNia Publishing, Inc.
972-998-8604
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