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Atricle Dump - 8 Thoughts on Bad Business Cards
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7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Ta
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1. No email address. Come on. It's 2007. People aren't going to look online for your email, or worse yet, guess what your email is.
2. Mismatched email. You have a website, yet your email is mike233@aol.com. Where's the consistency? Furthermore, using AOL, Hotmail or Yahoo takes your level of professionalism down a few clicks.
3. Tiny print. I'm only 27 and my eyes hurt looking at some of these cards. Remember, there's two sides. S-P-A-C-E---I-T---O-U-T!
4. TMI. Too much information. (That's what websites are for!) Pick a few important things and keep it simple.
5. Folded cards. There is SOME allure to folded cards: more surface area and it stands out in people's stacks. But to be honest, if a folded card and doesn't lay flat on your stack, you're either going to throw it out or rip it in half.
6. Duh! One man who works in real estate has a little heart on his card that says, "I LOVE REFERRALS!" Well DUH! Who doesn't? And once again, maybe it's just me, but seeing that little icon makes me NOT want to give him referrals. Almost like he's desperate.
7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Tak
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2. Mismatched email. You have a website, yet your email is mike233@aol.com. Where's the consistency? Furthermore, using AOL, Hotmail or Yahoo takes your level of professionalism down a few clicks.
3. Tiny print. I'm only 27 and my eyes hurt looking at some of these cards. Remember, there's two sides. S-P-A-C-E---I-T---O-U-T!
4. TMI. Too much information. (That's what websites are for!) Pick a few important things and keep it simple.
5. Folded cards. There is SOME allure to folded cards: more surface area and it stands out in people's stacks. But to be honest, if a folded card and doesn't lay flat on your stack, you're either going to throw it out or rip it in half.
6. Duh! One man who works in real estate has a little heart on his card that says, "I LOVE REFERRALS!" Well DUH! Who doesn't? And once again, maybe it's just me, but seeing that little icon makes me NOT want to give him referrals. Almost like he's desperate.
7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Ta
In this installment on medical billing, we're going to review one of the shortest and yet one of the most confusing records for electronic billing of claims using NSF 3.01 specifications. This is the HA0 record. Curious as to what all the fuss is
4. TMI. Too much information. (That's what websites are for!) Pick a few important things and keep it simple.
5. Folded cards. There is SOME allure to folded cards: more surface area and it stands out in people's stacks. But to be honest, if a folded card and doesn't lay flat on your stack, you're either going to throw it out or rip it in half.
6. Duh! One man who works in real estate has a little heart on his card that says, "I LOVE REFERRALS!" Well DUH! Who doesn't? And once again, maybe it's just me, but seeing that little icon makes me NOT want to give him referrals. Almost like he's desperate.
7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Ta
Finding a balance between work and personal life is one of the most dominant issues of our time, as most of you must have experienced. Time and again we find ourselves struggling and stressing to keep up with the demands of both areas. Often, the a
6. Duh! One man who works in real estate has a little heart on his card that says, "I LOVE REFERRALS!" Well DUH! Who doesn't? And once again, maybe it's just me, but seeing that little icon makes me NOT want to give him referrals. Almost like he's desperate.
7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Ta
Advertising and marketing in the South African market is one of the toughest in the entire world, just for starters 22 different languages can be identified in our market. You might say this is common in many countries the world over. But do they h
7. Ironic. I remember one card that was particularly unattractive: flimsy stock, bad colors and hard-to-read lettering. Take one guess what that woman's job was: graphic designer. Ouch.
8. Quote. One person's card had a quote from Oprah Winfrey. I don't remember what the quote was, and I also don't remember whose card it was. All I remember was Oprah. So my question is: WHY WOULD YOU QUOTE SOMEONE ELSE ON YOUR OWN BUSINESS CARD?!! If you have to quote someone, quote yourself!
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