[GRLUG] buisness card
Topher
topher at codeventure.net
Tue Feb 15 16:58:13 EST 2011
On Tue, 15 Feb 2011, John-Thomas Richards wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 04:11:15PM -0500, Bob Kline wrote:
>> The people who probably benefit most from business cards are those
>> that sell business cards. People move around so much, change
>> positions, offices, rooms, phone numbers, etc., that unless you're a
>> salesmen you are never going to unload 500 business cards before they
>> are very out of date. I must have gotten thousands while I worked,
>> and handed out maybe dozens.
>
> That probably depends more on the job. When I was in the trucking
> industry I handed out dozens of cards. When I was in sales I handed out
> hundreds.
>
> That being said, why do we still use them? Is there not a better way?
> vcard maybe? Dunno.
When I started at Cornerstone in 2000 they gave me 500 cards. I gave out
4 in the 10 years I worked there.
I've been in business for myself for 8 months now, and I still don't even
HAVE business cards. Once or twice I've wished I had them, but I just
wrote my email address on a piece of paper at the time. For all that
matters my web site doesn't have anything on it but my logo.
How does this work? I have enough other contact with people that it just
doesn't matter.
The moral of the story is you have to decide for yourself if it would be
worth it.
topher
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