Saturday, August 18, 2007

What Can You Do With Two-Sided Cards?

Any good businessman is always looking for any edge when it comes to putting himself ahead of his competitors, and the best edge is one that takes an already existing technology and gives it an added use. The most basic technology that a businessman has is his business cards, and it can be a definite edge to use the other side.

The empty side of the business card is already used to copy down addresses, personal phone numbers, and even when the next meeting will be held. However, it can be sort of neat to print something on the other side, be it something as formal as a generic form that formalizes how they are already used informally, or the slogan or the mascot of the company. A more practical use is to put a map to the location of the office, or a place to keep track of logins and passwords if your company requires same in order to access part of your website (such as a discussion board or clients-only work sections).

Because the idea is relatively new, any use of the other side can impress a potential client. Just remember that you don't want to get too informal, such as putting family pictures on the other side, or you will turn off the client. Nonetheless, it can give you an edge over your competition, and that makes lit interesting to look into it.

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