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Not having a business card is as bad as using an eMail address that ends in AOL.com It's just not professional. With domain names costing less that 9 bucks a year, there's no excuse for anyone in business to have an AOL.com address. With business cards costing less than 9 bucks at the big box store, there's no excuse for anyone in business not to pass them about. Here are my 9 Big Ideas for Better Business Cards 1 - Keep it Simple
2 - Put YOU in the Middle Your name is the most important part of the card put it in the middle and big enough to see without granny glasses. 3 - Stick with White White, glossy, shiny cards say "Business". Pastels and swirls say "Avon Lady". 4 - Forget the Beeper Number No need to list cell phones and beeper numbers. If you want a customer to have them, it is far more impressive for you to hand write it on the card ("I'm giving you my private cell phone number...") 5 - Don't Do It At Home For what you spend on blank microperf cards and the time to get it right, you could pay to have them look professional instead of home baked. 6 - Use Both Sides The back of the card can be used to reinforce your selling proposition. Think of your card as a little newspaper ad. Use both sides. 7 - Throw 'em Away When ANYTHING Changes Don't be a cheapskate. Spend the bucks for new cards rather than penciling in corrections. Be professional. 8 - Never Leave Home Without One Always carry a supply of business cards. You never know. And keep them handy in a ready pocket, not tucked away at the bottom of a bag, so you can present one with a flourish on demand. Keep a backup stack in the car. 9 - Present It With A FLAIR Practice offering your card with BOTH hands. It makes a BIG impact. Your goal is to get people to remember you and save your card. Do that by using both hands. � 2006 BIG Mike McDaniel
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