Comments on: 8 Tips For Creating Cool Business Cards http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/ Work Better. Live Better. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:16:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Business Ideas and Tips http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-150570 Business Ideas and Tips Thu, 10 Nov 2011 01:49:19 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-150570 Nice tips especially for newbies to business. I imagine what a newly incorporated business man will face when he isn't settled yet with a professionally looking business card Nice tips especially for newbies to business. I imagine what a newly incorporated business man will face when he isn’t settled yet with a professionally looking business card

]]> By: cardbaba http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-81487 cardbaba Mon, 25 Jul 2011 09:37:09 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-81487 will keep those awesome tips in mind for my next business card design...these is really a helpful resource...Thank you for sharing! will keep those awesome tips in mind for my next business card design…these is really a helpful resource…Thank you for sharing!

]]> By: Jeffrey Platts http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-39252 Jeffrey Platts Mon, 21 Mar 2011 20:01:48 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-39252 Great tips, here! I luckily saw this just before I purchased my business cards and saw the tip to leave the back blank for writing. I hadn't thought of that. As for your card you posted, I'd suggest taking the http:// from your website and list twitter as Twitter.com/CarlNatale. Might look cleaner. Thanks again for this post! - Jeffrey Great tips, here! I luckily saw this just before I purchased my business cards and saw the tip to leave the back blank for writing. I hadn’t thought of that.

As for your card you posted, I’d suggest taking the http:// from your website and list twitter as Twitter.com/CarlNatale. Might look cleaner.

Thanks again for this post!

- Jeffrey

]]> By: Grant http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-9429 Grant Mon, 09 Aug 2010 19:55:41 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-9429 Great post and great pointers. But I'm still always torn on leaving the back of the card blank because it seems like an unfinished card if the back is left blank. Good point on it being a place to scribble notes on anyway. Great post and great pointers. But I’m still always torn on leaving the back of the card blank because it seems like an unfinished card if the back is left blank. Good point on it being a place to scribble notes on anyway.

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]]> By: Carl Natale http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-7198 Carl Natale Tue, 29 Jun 2010 23:13:38 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-7198 If you're looking for another opinion on your business cards, Moo.com is offering free business card makeovers. Apply at http://businesscardproject.com/ If you’re looking for another opinion on your business cards, Moo.com is offering free business card makeovers. Apply at http://businesscardproject.com/

]]> By: Carl Natale http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-6197 Carl Natale Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:54:42 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-6197 I wasn't sure if QR Codes would be a good fit on the front of the card but hadn't thought of using the back. That's a good idea. I would probably pair it with the text "Ask me what this means." Or something similar. QR codes are on my list of things to get more familiar with. You can use it to offer a lot of info in a small space. Thanks Quentin. I wasn’t sure if QR Codes would be a good fit on the front of the card but hadn’t thought of using the back. That’s a good idea. I would probably pair it with the text “Ask me what this means.” Or something similar.

QR codes are on my list of things to get more familiar with. You can use it to offer a lot of info in a small space.

Thanks Quentin.

]]> By: Quentin Hartman http://workawesome.com/communication/8-tips-for-creating-memorable-business-cards/#comment-6140 Quentin Hartman Thu, 10 Jun 2010 16:05:37 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=3225#comment-6140 A great use of backside space is a QR Code that has all of your contact info encoded in it, if your typical demographic uses such things. Virtually everyone I meet professionally (IT) has a smartphone capable of scanning them, and they make a very quick and easy way to get my contact information into a usable format, rather than relying on OCR. A great use of backside space is a QR Code that has all of your contact info encoded in it, if your typical demographic uses such things. Virtually everyone I meet professionally (IT) has a smartphone capable of scanning them, and they make a very quick and easy way to get my contact information into a usable format, rather than relying on OCR.

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