You need double-sided cards! I've actually seen these. Mostly, consultants on long-term assignment use them. One side is their card for the consulting company (which is often THEM!) and the other side is what they do at the company for which they've got a long-term assignment going on.
David Beaudouin
· 1 year ago
Hey B:
I've been mulling over Chris Brogan's comment that Moo cards are easily lost and one should use regular-sized cards, but I like that for twenty bucks, I can customize 100 cards to an event or conference. I tend to hand those out first and then if a more serious conversation evolves, share my biz card.
Your larger question really hits the nail on the whole transitional issue today of brand associations with companies vs. individuals. I think you need to decide what best represents your brand--you in terms of your reputation and authority, or your company. So if your online persona, Banannie, or Annie Boccio, drives your brand, your company, website, and blog(s) need to be subordinated under that, I guess.
Me, I'm a very big beleiver in the Annie Boccio brand!
Annie Boccio
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the feedback, it really helps. In the end I think they need to be for the business, because people outside of the fish bowl aren't all that interest in ME, just in what I can do for them- and I do that under the Pixel Currents umbrella.
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I've been mulling over Chris Brogan's comment that Moo cards are easily lost and one should use regular-sized cards, but I like that for twenty bucks, I can customize 100 cards to an event or conference. I tend to hand those out first and then if a more serious conversation evolves, share my biz card.
Your larger question really hits the nail on the whole transitional issue today of brand associations with companies vs. individuals. I think you need to decide what best represents your brand--you in terms of your reputation and authority, or your company. So if your online persona, Banannie, or Annie Boccio, drives your brand, your company, website, and blog(s) need to be subordinated under that, I guess.
Me, I'm a very big beleiver in the Annie Boccio brand!
Time to get designing!