Friday, February 10, 2017

Address cards, printing, storing, presenting, re-using


Problems
1 How to print address cards in a hurry
2 How to print and carry lots of cheap address cards
3 How to find your address cards when you have lots of pockets, your new friends is about nato jump off the bus or train, or the person who gave you a lift drops you at a station on a corner with cameras and don't stop signs and you need your business card in a hurry.

Answers
1 Find printing machines in shopping malls that print you 20 cards instantly or office supply shops often have a printing department which prints cards while you wait.
2 Photocopy your last card several times
3 Find somebody who can do calligraphy to hand write your address, telephone, email, website and draw a logo and photocopy it
4 Print Able labels stickers - and get them sent to your hotel or conference centre
5 Write you name and website address on the back of cards you no longer need, such as restaurant cards which you can photograph on your mobile
6 Ask others to photograph your last business card(s) using their mobile
7 Photograph your last business card on your mobile and share the photo with others to give them your address
8 Print company cards or family address cards adding at the top or the bottom of the front or back
the words Presented by ......... Then all the family or both business partners, or whoever runs out of cards first can use the Presented by set as extras.
9 When you have lots of pockets keep all your cards in a holder or simple an elastic band in the lower or upper right hand pocket (if you are aright handed - if not, the left hand pocket).
10 Place two business cards in each pocket of your jacket(s) and every bag and case. Whenever you are asked for a business card or need it in a hurry, you will have a card in whichever pocket you reach into. When you get home, or back to the office, re-fill whichever pocket is empty.

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