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Dot 3 month s ago
Most of these would be super expensive. #4 Anybody feel how much that would hurt to try to actually use?
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Syl 3 month s ago
Dot,
those things are quite thick, so they don't hurt as bad as you'd imagine. Also, they're for emergencies, not for you day-to-day maintenance.
Also, business cards are basically an ad, and to promote you business, you invest in ads. Preferably a more memorable one than the competition. Same is true for business cards!
those things are quite thick, so they don't hurt as bad as you'd imagine. Also, they're for emergencies, not for you day-to-day maintenance.
Also, business cards are basically an ad, and to promote you business, you invest in ads. Preferably a more memorable one than the competition. Same is true for business cards!
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Sheila 3 month s ago
#27 "this business card I got" uh yeah from maybe the most infamous hacker of the 90s, that's not just some ordinary dude!
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Syl 3 month s ago
#12 Was that twin pine auto glass before 1985?
#24 "I'm a producer, please accept this computer virus."
#27 The fact that it's from Kevin Mitnick makes it even cooler
#24 "I'm a producer, please accept this computer virus."
#27 The fact that it's from Kevin Mitnick makes it even cooler
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Noel 3 month s ago
#25 is grate!
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Aze 3 month s ago
Aside from the ones that you could practically use, like the guitar picks or the bike tool, all these creative ones are actually really pointless. The point of a business card is so that the person can keep it in their wallet and then when they're like "Oh right, I need a plumber/graphic designer/landscaper." Your business card is right in their back pocket/on their fridge and they give you a call.
These ones that don't easily fit in your wallet will get thrown in a drawer or accidentally thrown out and the person may remember the business card, but probably not the company/website and now they're calling the first result on Google instead.
These ones that don't easily fit in your wallet will get thrown in a drawer or accidentally thrown out and the person may remember the business card, but probably not the company/website and now they're calling the first result on Google instead.
those things are quite thick, so they don't hurt as bad as you'd imagine. Also, they're for emergencies, not for you day-to-day maintenance.
Also, business cards are basically an ad, and to promote you business, you invest in ads. Preferably a more memorable one than the competition. Same is true for business cards!
#24 "I'm a producer, please accept this computer virus."
#27 The fact that it's from Kevin Mitnick makes it even cooler
These ones that don't easily fit in your wallet will get thrown in a drawer or accidentally thrown out and the person may remember the business card, but probably not the company/website and now they're calling the first result on Google instead.