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Turn a face-to-face meeting into a product experience

Here’s a smart, simple idea from Sambazon: Every employee’s business card is also a coupon for a free sample. Meetings will turn into product experiences. Business cards turn into actions instead of scrap paper.

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Meet me (and my product) at the trade show

Moo.com makes amazing cool business cards. Creative types love them. It’s in Moo’s interest to get creative types to be handing them out at a massive creative shindig like the SXSW conference. People will see them and want their own. So Moo made a smart offer: Free shipping and pick up your order at SXSW. It’s [...]

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What does your business card say about you?

Fantastic business card backs from Cristen Perks of EchoDitto. Each one is hand personalized — which shows a lot of personality. We don’t need business cards to share our street address, we need them to make people want to talk with us a second time.

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Great business cards

A smart business card is essential. Think about it… you spend a ton of time and money to get to a business meeting. A 1 cent card can be the difference between being respected and being forgotten. What are you going to do about it? Here are some classics: Matthew Krawse creates custom cards for [...]

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Lego: The greatest business cards ever

Lego employees get these astonishingly cool business cards: Lego people that look just like them.  Alexander Kjerulf blogged about it, and I've never had more people forward a post to me.  Andrew Bronson said it best: Product sample, word of mouth, and networking all in one. They should let fans buy them, like Sharpie does.

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My favorite trade show booth ever

Each year Avery sets up a booth at the eBay Live! convention where you can print your own business cards for free. This is astonishingly clever. 1. There’s a reason to visit the booth. Folks at this event don’t usually have business cards, so they make it their first stop each year. 2. There’s a [...]

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