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I disagree with him on this article. Aside from the fact that business cards should fit their intended purpose, which he didn't even address, all of those have
by vlad 19y ago
I disagree with him on this article. Aside from the fact that business cards should fit their intended purpose, which he didn't even address, all of those have flaws. The one he likes, I hate the most.
A business that sells boats or boat rides should target older customers with bigger fonts.
- oditogre 19y agoI like the top-left one, but the rest are definitely crap. Also, I disagree on the phone number; I think email is far more important. If I want to get into contact with you, I want to just email you and wait for a reply, instead of calling every half hour or so and hoping you're available, especially if you operate in another time zone.
- vlad 19y agoI think we agree, but I didn't anticipate such a fast reply while I was brainstorming and editing my posts.
- oditogre 19y agoI wasn't considering the specific examples Seth used in terms of business type. I just meant in general, for the type of people I deal with, I'd rather have an email address. Obviously, in certain industries or for certain types of people, I'd expect a cell phone number to be the most important thing. BTW, the top two examples appear to be for security companies, not boat / fishing companies.
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