From the other side of the handshake

[jlizerbram]

Not to mention giving out chocolate bars with your name on 'em!

Suz, last year was the first time I saw any business card like that - how clever! -Jeff

[remmet]

And in some circles, best practice is NO GLOSSY cards - folk can't write on them! Stuff like where & when you met, and most importantly - notes about WHY they want to follow-up with you.

Often, though, glossy cards will only be glossy on the front, leaving plenty of usable space on the back for writing. (As I stare irritably at my glossy-fronted business cards.)

R

[Casey H]

At any stationary store you can buy sheets of business card blanks such as Avery 8871. Microsoft Word has built in templates to support this. You can simply make them up in Word and print sheets on your own printer. You can do simple text on white or download a background template from the web. I forget where I found mine.

As already been said, they don't have to be fancy, just clear and easy to read with the required info.



Casey

[stevebarden]

Not to mention giving out chocolate bars with your name on 'em!

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Suz

Oh boy oh boy! Are you bringing those chocolate bars again??? Those were awesome!!!

[Casey H]

Not to mention giving out chocolate bars with your name on 'em!

,
Suz

The sugar rush gets 'em every time!

Casey

[mojobone]

Jes' make sure the stationery store is completely stationary; you don't want to risk injury by trying to open the door while it's still moving.....

[timbutler]

It was great meeting you, Dave, and so many talented musicians. It was a great experience for me (for the fifth time!) and I hope to do it again next year.

Take care all!

Tim

[Casey H]

Jes' make sure the stationery store is completely stationary; you don't want to risk injury by trying to open the door while it's still moving.....

I was born in Broooklyn. So English is my second language... I still make some mistakes.

Casey