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In marketing, it's all about impact. I'm Scott Heidbrink. I'm a marketing consultant/writer. I've been in marketing 34 years. My clients include 8 of the top 10 auto mfgrs, the top 3 motorcycle mfgrs, innovators of new technology, and top privately held companies in the action sports field.

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It’s all up in the air today, including business cards – anything goes. We know people who don’t carry them, some who’ll give you their Instagram or other social handle as a way to keep in touch, NFC cards, QR codes, AR, and more.&nbsp;If you’re lookin’ for a job with no “real card”, you still have one – it’s the business of being you. Going with the basics works well.&nbsp;1.	Find a affordable option (a few included below)2.	Pick a font that you like and represents your style (you serif or sans serif bruh?) 3.	For your job title, use a general description like Sales Professional, or Graphic Designer, or Brand Manager, or Product Designer, or Accountant, and so on.4.	Include basic info: Name, Job Title, Email, Phone, Malakye profile link &nbsp;In 2024, business cards have evolved significantly, with a mix of traditional and modern options reflecting advances in technology and shifts in professional networking. Here are some of the popular trends and methods people are using:&nbsp;NFC (Near Field Communication) Cards (the new, new):Smart Business Cards: These cards have embedded NFC chips that allow users to share contact information, social media profiles, and other details by simply tapping the card on a smartphone.Dynamic Information: NFC cards can be updated with new information without needing to print new cards, making them environmentally friendly and cost-effective.&nbsp;QR Cards (include your name, etc or don&#39;t):Scannable Codes: Business cards now frequently include QR codes that link to digital profiles, websites, portfolios, or contact information. This allows for quick and easy access to comprehensive details.&nbsp;Digital Business Cards:Apps and Platforms: Services like HiHello and CamCard allow users to create and share digital business cards. These platforms often include additional features like note-taking, contact management, and integration with CRM systems.&nbsp;Augmented Reality (AR) Business Cards:Interactive Experience: AR business cards use augmented reality technology to create interactive experiences. When viewed through a smartphone or AR glasses, these cards can display 3D models, videos, or other multimedia content. Plantable Cards: Some cards are made from seed paper, which can be planted after use, growing into flowers or herbs, combining networking with environmental consciousness.&nbsp;These innovations are making business cards not just a means of sharing contact information but also a tool for enhancing professional networking through technology and sustainability.&nbsp;There are several online resources for ordering quality printed business cards that are also affordable. Here are some of the best options:&nbsp;Moo:Known for high-quality prints and unique design options like NFC-enabled cards. Offers a variety of premium paper stocks and finishes.&nbsp;Zazzle:Offers a wide variety of unique and creative design templates. Good quality prints and materials.&nbsp;Overnight Prints:Cheap and fast.&nbsp;FedEx Kinkos:Onsite printing, done now timeline.&nbsp;

The Variety of Biz Cards Options Today is Wild

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