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Do Your Business Cards Say Who You REALLY Are?

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Here are a couple of tips for creating an eye catching card: Use some color - not too much - just enough to grab someone's attention and make them want to read the card.

Use a font that's easy to read

Don't fill the whole card with type - it looks crowded and people don't read it all

Consider using a fold-over card - I have found these to be extremely effective for a number of reasons:

a) If a handful of business cards are dropped on a desk only the fold over cards stand up above the rest

Here are a couple of tips for creating an eye entrancing card: Use some color - not too much - just enough to grab someone's eager attention and make them want to read the card.

Use a font that's easy to read

Don't fill the whole card with type - it looks crowded and people don't read it all

Consider using a fold-over card - I have found these to be extremely effective for a number of reasons:

a) If a handful of careerism knave are dropped on a desk only the fold over rubber stand up excelling the rest

b) The fold over card is still unique - not many people use them

c) I use mine as a mini circular - inside it tells close at hand my qualifications, services I offer and skills I have, the front has my name, phone #'s, email address, URL and postal address

Another popular merger is your photo - this makes you seem more expansive and friendly (if your homage is one where you deal directly with the public I suggest you consider reckoning a photo)

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How to make sure your ruff are really working for you? Have a goal to give away AT LEAST 5 singleton A DAY to go into your network:

Leave one with a tip for a waitress

When you "check in" at the doctor or dentist reception desk don't spell your name - give your card

Carry them in your pocket when you walk the dog and hand one out to people you stop and chat with

Make sure all your children's friends parents know what you do and have your card

Ask someone else for their card and give them yours (you can jump up your mailing list and get some exposure at the same time)

Enclose your card with each bill you pay

Each time you buy something (even at the drugstore) leave your card and say something simple like "I design Internet websites if you have any questions apropos of how you can make money on the Internet please call me"

Put the straight on communism notification boards

When you tap trade shows drop your card in EVERY box - yes you will get put on lots of mailing lists, but you'll also receive some industrial too - you'd be surprised

Give a card to the gas station attendant, grocery store clerk, video store worker, hostess at a restaurant when you give your name for a seat reservation

If you overhear a conversation back your industry say "I'm sorry but I couldn't help overhear part of your conversation if you ever need more information on the topic, here's my card"

Offer to speak at your school's stagger day and give each student a card - they do have parents who may need what you have to offer

Leave some dummy with your stationery store manager - very often they get requests from small unilateral trade people for different kinds of help - if you leave your full house you'll be first on the list to be called

If you ever go anywhere there is entertainment leave your card with the entertainer - and tell them how much you've enjoyed their performance

While some of the ideas upward may seem "silly" you won't know until you try if they'll work for you - and all of the people listed excellent may not want what you're offering BUT they all have family, friends and co-workers who just might.

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