Comments on: Business Cards 2.0 – The Pros and Cons of a Customized Card http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/ Tue, 15 May 2012 05:51:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ben Parr http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-142 Ben Parr Fri, 19 Sep 2008 22:03:14 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-142 I should mention that the card is front and back! I should mention that the card is front and back!

]]> By: otherbizguy http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-141 otherbizguy Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:11:00 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-141 Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it's a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things.<br><br>When I think of the term "business card 2.0" I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever...deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol' paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there. Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it's a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things.

When I think of the term “business card 2.0″ I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever…deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol' paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there.

]]> By: Ben Parr http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-1654 Ben Parr Fri, 19 Sep 2008 17:03:00 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-1654 I should mention that the card is front and back! I should mention that the card is front and back!

]]> By: otherbizguy http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-1653 otherbizguy Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:11:00 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-1653 Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it's a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things. When I think of the term "business card 2.0" I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever...deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol' paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there. Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it’s a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things.

When I think of the term “business card 2.0″ I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever…deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol’ paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there.

]]> By: Ben Parr http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-140 Ben Parr Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:03:14 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-140 I should mention that the card is front and back! I should mention that the card is front and back!

]]> By: otherbizguy http://benparr.com/2008/09/business-cards-20-the-pros-and-cons-of-a-customized-card/#comment-139 otherbizguy Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:11:00 +0000 http://www.benparr.com/?p=202#comment-139 Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it's a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things.<br><br>When I think of the term "business card 2.0" I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever...deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol' paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there. Would this card actually be printed out? It seems a little bit big for that. Still, it's a good idea, a good gimmick to get folks to remember you somehow. Remember those business cards from the 80s that expanded into sponges when you put them in water? What happened to those?! I loved those things.

When I think of the term “business card 2.0″ I imagine it more as virtual branding (like the signature you attach to your email, or the voicemail message you record with your Gotvmail account, or whatever…deciding what info goes into those can be the difference between a memorable self-advertisement and a wasted opportunity to make an impression). Although a lots a bloggers out there still contend that the good ol' paper business card is the #1 way to get your name out there.

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