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The best replacement I've found to "have a card" is "what's your twitter?" In which case I have my phone ready, and I can type their name in and follow.
by hayksaakian 12y ago
The best replacement I've found to "have a card" is "what's your twitter?"
In which case I have my phone ready, and I can type their name in and follow.
- blaurenceclark 12y agoAlso not a bad response, but a use case I often have is I meet someone I want to do business with, and this will get the email conversation off the ground in seconds with relevant details. On twitter I'd have to go remember their user name and where we met, days later that can be easy to forget
- dublinben 12y agoDo you only meet people with Twitter accounts? I don't think I know anyone who has one.
- hayksaakian 12y agoI followup that response with asking for an email address, if they say no to twitter. I find asking for something specific tends to work better than asking "how can I contact you." People will usually propose an alternative without any prompting if they don't have a twitter account or don't use it.