URL: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/225098
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1. Mark Zuckerberg
While this technique might be effective and considered funny for a famous young billionaire, such brashness isn't recommended for the entrepreneur that hasn't made it yet.
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2. Warren Buffet
You don't need to say very much when your company's stock price is well-north of $100,000 per share.
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3. Richard Nixon
If you're famous, or like to think you are, try an autograph. The personal touch goes a long way.
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4. Clark & Kent Advertising
When you have a Super (Man) name, why not have fun with it? This card pops up into a phone booth. It is perfect for changing into your game face.
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5. Victoria Vaughan
This card is bloody memorable. The designer is passionate about her work and has obviously poured blood, sweat and tears into making it great.
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6. Divorce Attorney James A.W. McMahon
Divorce isn't necessarily a laughing matter but this card is. Both sides provide all the contact information in case it's Splitsville.
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7. Broke Bike Alley
Informative and practical. This card does it all.
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8. Google Me
This clever take on Google's search functions will have people searching you out. However, we aren't sure how Google feels about other businesses cashing in on their brand identity.
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9. Mogloo
Who doesn't like a funny guy with a beard that turns into a box? It's easy to display.
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10. The Stylist
The comb says almost all you need to know about this business.
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Cafe Java
Show, don't tell.
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12. Stand at Attention
Make yourself standout and up.
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13. Blankedy Blank
When you have an interesting name, flaunt it.
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14. Pop Up Guy
Some entrepreneurs just know how to get people's attention.
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15. Dog Tags
Whether they wear them or put them on a desk, dog tags work on several levels.
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16. Software Wizard
Too often, entrepreneurs get hung-up on titles. Have fun with your organization's titles and its business cards.