Your business card

[OccultKingdoms]

Do you even have a busines card?

I don't as I'm mostly young and doing black hat.

But you can show me the design of your own business card.

Let's see who's got the best card.

Of course, you can change your real name on the card.

Let's see who's the winner...

I hope to get inspired by fonts, text alignments and other things shared.

 

[UnusualSubstance]

You mean like this:


Meme aside, I don't use actual business cards.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

Interested and waiting too

 

[uncutu]

i had some printed from vistaprint long time ago. those 1000 counts will last you forever unless you're leaving stacks with people.
nothing fancy. square cut. matte paper. says uncutu / websites / my voip # centered in big font for boomers. big american pride flag on the top half. you'll likely see the template above-the-fold when you get on vistaprint. get mostly get web design referrals for smb's. people like lawyers or professional service guys who just want a WP 5 pager. easy money.
i get biz card all the time that are round cut, fancy paper, shiny, full of text... bro its just a biz card going into my stack of 50 others. no need to be boujee.
my lawyer has my favorite card. big police car with flashing lights printed on it.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

You mean like this:View attachment 308716


Meme aside, I don't use actual business cards.

Let's see Paul Allen's card...

 

[SilverClouds]

I had absolutely fab business cards with bright macro photos around company logo / mascot theme, in company colors, etc... Very in your face. No way I'll dox myself by posting it here. But photo is the same as one used in my linkedin banner (greets to everyone who exchanged endorsements, lol). Don't have any now since I don't do anything offline anymore + not going to events anymore. Cool thread idea, but that's instant identity reveal, lol.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Very cool babe.

 

[roydan]

I used to have business cards when I was an employee in a few companies (even though I never had a chance of handing them), but I haven't printed one for myself. Can't really see the point in that.

 

[PHPInjected]

Let's see Paul Allen's card...

I saw the title of this thread and thought "Let's see Paul Allen's card".

I see you're also a man of class.

That movie displayed psychopaths' to the letter. I believe that's the performance that put Christian Bale on the map too.

 

[IceActually]

If you use the LinkedIn mobile app, they have a scannable QR code that let's people connect with you on LinkedIn. I usually use this and if they don't have a business card, I'll ask for their email and then send them an email with a sentence recapping our discussion.

 

[ZhenyaNW22]

Here is my business card: I work for the Wet Bandits. We specialize in breaking and flooding houses. If you need our help, call us at 555-5555.

 

[Peter Ngo]

I used to have it 10 years ago, not now though.

 

[eric968]

My business is a secret. only available on google.

 

[PremiumVault]

i prefer digital business card rather than having a physical one but it helps a lot as well

 

[OccultKingdoms]

i prefer digital business card rather than having a physical one but it helps a lot as well

It can make a good impression. It's nice to have all contact details written down, so someone does not have to ask for it. You just give a business card. And fonts plus nice alignment are good on eyes. It's a favor. A little gesture.

Reminds me of this https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/7878s-dice-method-will-post-results-in-the-upcoming-days.1371354/

Not strictly related but thought connectivity tells me a little detail can mean something in business.

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

I just write my number on the back of Tart Cards

 

[SilverClouds]

If you use the LinkedIn mobile app, they have a scannable QR code that let's people connect with you on LinkedIn. I usually use this and if they don't have a business card, I'll ask for their email and then send them an email with a sentence recapping our discussion.

Oh, that's really cool feature actually, didn't knew that...