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think outside the rectangle.designing a business card is confusing. you know you need one — prospects expect someone who's serious about their business to have a card. but how do you make a distinctive, memorable business card that:
- doesn't require you to learn printing jargon;
- doesn't cost a fortune; and yet
- won't get thrown away?
need to design new business cards?whether you're creating business cards for the first time or modifying existing cards to improve your image, your business cards should reflect your professionalism, your skills, and your ability to provide the product or service your prospects need. unfortunately, business cards are only seven inches square, making it tough to design cards that make a positive impact. (by the way, this company's great: onmessage graphic design, for affordable logo, business card, and letterhead design.)
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need to use business cards more effectively?if your business cards are hidden in the depths of your desk drawer or you'd rather have teeth pulled than talk to strangers, it's a sure bet that your cards are not attracting business for you. business card networking skills can be learned, and there are dozens of ways to use them creatively.
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need other business card services or supplies?if you're making business cards, you need templates, software and paper, then maybe some nifty way to dress up the card. then you have to keep your cards somewhere, and find some way to organize the business cards you collect.
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