Business Cards
Business Cards
Why Business Cards Will Never Go Away
Hardback books and vinyl records are enjoying a revival, but business cards won't have a comeback -- because we've never stopped loving them.
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In this virtual day and age, a hard copy of a business card may seem old fashioned, however it still holds an important place in the landscape of networking. A business card not only serves as a direct marketing tool that shares your company, title, name and contact information, but having one on hand shows that you're prepared.
