If you have ever thought about how you hand out your business card or spend any time networking with business cards then you know how important the actually presentation is! To often we see the person we just handed our little card to just shove it into their pocket without ever noticing what is on it. Most likely this person just pocketed it as a courtesy and will dump it into a trash can as soon as they can!

Well if you change the presentation of your card to be something more entertaining and memorable then you may have a chance to keep your card out of the dumpster and possibly even generate a new business relationship! Using this little bit of magic your show your client a “blank” business card then print it right from your hand! This trick takes only a few minutes to master and once done correctly is an extremely effective illusion! Now go get some free business cards and try it out for yourself!

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Victorian calling card

In the Victorian Era visiting and social calls were of the upmost importance. Victorian ladies spent a good part of their time visiting with their friends over a cup of tea. The calling card was used to let people know that they had been “called” on. It seems that with the introduction of the internet that we are seeing “calling cards” more frequently. Whether it be in guestbooks or your email~I really enjoy looking at the beautiful cards that people leave for me! Below you will find a few links to get you started on your search for the perfect Calling Card~Have fun!

  • Women would often leave her husband’s calling card as well.  In this case
    she would leave one card for herself and two for her husband, one for the
    hostess and one for the hostesses husband.
  • In large cities it was customary to make only one social call per year to an
    acquaintance.  Also, leaving a card while attending an afternoon tea was
    commonplace.
  • One was obligated to leave a card after a wedding breakfast, luncheon,
    dinner party, or after any evening event.
  • It was impolite to write on cards to accept or to decline an invitation, a
    formal letter is appropriate in this situation.
  • If a call has gone unanswered for a period of time, it should not be taken
    personally.  After the call is returned the hostess must accept the caller
    politely and accept any excuses with courtesy and not mention it again.

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Creative Business Card Holders

October 20, 2009

There are tons of articles online on how to market your business cards, network with other professionals, and how to get your business cards for free.  Today we are going to focus on the exterior: the Business Card Holder.  It is important that the device you use to store yours and business friends cards in [...]

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How to get Free Business Cards

October 17, 2009

So many people talk about the different things that you can get online for free or no cost, did you know that you can get free business cards online?  If you run any type of business this is a great way to save money, try new things, and make interns feel special!  The great thing [...]

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Advances in the Business Card field

October 15, 2009

Business cards have come along way from being a simple piece of paper that is used to share info.  They are advanced networking tools.  Along these advanced lines comes new technology that changes the way we interact using business cards.  Below are two examples of these technologies. Scanners There are several business card scanners on [...]

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