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Honest question. Are business cards still useful?, do people actually hold to them?. If I'm interested in a person I trade emails, done. I don't know anyone who
by pacomerh 9y ago
Honest question. Are business cards still useful?, do people actually hold to them?. If I'm interested in a person I trade emails, done. I don't know anyone who holds business cards from other people.
- wtracy 9y agoIf you're only doing business with techies, that's probably the best way to do it. When dealing with small business owners, you will meet people who don't have a smartphone handy to fire off an email from. Shoot, you will meet people who do not have an email address.
- pacomerh 9y agoYup that makes sense. I'm always working with tech people thats probably why. Well then I should probably do some networking outside my circle, could be beneficial.
- Double_a_92 9y agoHow do you trade emails? You would have to write it down somewhere. Togheter with your name and the reason why he should contact you... That's basically a business card. Just a crappy handwritten one. :)
- pacomerh 9y agoWith my cellphone, "Hey send me an email to bla bla...", no paper involved. I guess this is a scene I don't know about, someone even mentioned that some people don't have email?...crazy.
- bradfa 9y agoI find business cards hugely useful as the client. If you don't give me one, I'll forget how to contact you in a few hours. I have a few inch tall stack of business cards I've collected over the years, mostly from people who wanted to sell me or the company I worked for at the time something. When I or my company want to buy something, I go to that stack and can quickly find contact info to reach out to one of the people and get quotes or info.