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Agreed. Expensive business cards, like viewzi's, really have no place in a technology startup. In fact I would say it's a sign to approach with caution if a sta
by pxlpshr 17y ago
Agreed. Expensive business cards, like viewzi's, really have no place in a technology startup. In fact I would say it's a sign to approach with caution if a startup is wasting money on superficial nonsense like that.
However, the designer in me still loves a great card. As print becomes less prevalent I miss the textural experience a screen can't provide such as the feel of paper, emboss, deboss, foil stamps, spot varnishes, die cuts, etc. If you can afford it, I think it's okay to splurge a little here.
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- dagw 17y agoMost of those cards seem to be for companies with a more artistic nature. Architects, designers, printers and the like. For companies like that spending time and money on business cards is a good idea, since your business card in effect becomes a mini portfolio, and the first example of your work that potential new customers will see. If you're a graphic designer and your business card show no indication of design skills (or worse, bad design skills) I'll probably be less likely to call you if I need design work done.