- It can fit in a rolodex...not a good thing
- It does not cost $4 a card
- It does not have a cool pop-up feature
Basically, my card is crap. This man explains why:
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Business Cards: How much are you worth?
Over the years, I have had several different business cards. The ones that I use now are pretty snazzy, good looking cards. The biggest problems that my current card has are:
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Well, he's right. I would never throw that card away. I would hold onto it just to prove the guy was real. Would I give him my business? Not sure. He spent 25 years designing a business card. Do all his projects take that long?
Heh, you're right it doesn't belong in a Rolodex. I'd copy the info I needed off it to my address book and place it in my roundfile.
(Who uses Rolodexes anymore?)
That is one sad little man.
c'mon Heather, a card that great would have to take 25 years old. I have been perfecting the design of my resume for the past 17 years...and it is going to be fantastic when I am done with it.
Michael--you would not write down the info from this business card...you would simply frame it and carry it around everywhere you go just in case you needed to contact him.
Brodi--you are correct, if when you said sad, you really meant visionary.
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