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by renn 16y ago
Point taken. We aim to be as unobtrusive as possible to the user as a brand, certainly when it comes to product. Business cards are about the brands/identities of the people that carry them - we follow the same philosophy here.
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by renn 16y ago
Did you get this impression after looking at the homepage?
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by renn 16y ago
Wow, thank you so much!
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by renn 16y ago
Yes, we will most definitely solve this asap!
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by renn 16y ago
Definitely. We're currently in the process of developing business and conference specific offerings. And email? Because that's the common denominator on all paper cards that accepts (html) emails with attachments (vcard).
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by renn 16y ago
Yes and no. We won the award based around the same concept, but a totally different product. We spent our first year and 100K of bootstrapped cash on R&D for a hardware dongle that exchanged cards through RFID. End of 2009 we dropped th
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by renn 16y ago
Right now, it's basic indeed. You can add a simple logo, contact info and social networking profiles to the cards. We're working on more advanced customization, and adding other metadata to cards, e.g. a Facebook campaign. Would love to kno
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Review my startup - E(mynameise.com)
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Mobile internship position in Amsterdam, the Netherlands(mynameise.com)
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Leave your business cards at the office(vimeo.com)
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E is your online business card(mynameise.com)
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