Here’s another installment in my best practice series – business cards! If you have ever received something from me in the mail, it’s likely you have received one of my blog business cards / calling cards. They are a quick and easy way to market my blog.
I set up a template in Word that fits two cards across by six cards down. I printed it on regular white cardstock from the office supply store. I especially like to change the photo for the seasons.
If you are going to carry cards with you to market your blog or your crafts, you must have a stylish holder to keep them in! I made this cute little card holder using a pattern from Amy Karol’s first book.
I had to make it a little wider than the pattern instructions in order to fit these cards. Now it’s big enough to carry my blog cards and my etsy shop cards.
Last week, Anne suggested getting some MOO cards printed up because they are more portable than carrying around a photo portfolio. Check out this handful of MOO cards I had printed a couple months ago for my shop. They are fun to have in a bowl at my desk because the unusual size and the bright photos attract people’s attention.
You never know when you’re going to strike up a conversation about your blog or the crafty things you make. People are almost always interested in what you do for fun, but they may not remember your name, your blog name, or your URL. Never leave home without a card!
Feel free to share your best practice ideas in the comments or link to your blog.
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Love,Love, Love this idea. You are very creative. It just keeps getting better every day. The cards are really pretty. I can see why people would stop to look, take a card and you are off. Possible alot more business. Love the card holder. I have made them before, but not with two pockets. Really like that idea.
fun stuff! i love those moos! such eye-candy!
I love them all!
I love them! Especially the MOO cards 🙂 My second favorite thing (after fabric) would be paper. My mother in law got me started making cards a while back, super fun!
I’m such a goof – I carry my cards around (in nothing as pretty as yours), but rarely hand them out. My husband on the other hand is always giving them to people. I think I need to get over myself! Thanks for reminding me 🙂
There you go with your buzz words again! 🙂 You are so organized and on top of things! I loved getting your business cards with my recent winnings from you! I really love the idea, especially when you can carry them around in such a cute little holder. Those moo cards are really pretty cool, too!
Thank you so much for educating me on MOO cards – I didn’t even know what they are! What a great idea!
Your cards are great. I got some free Moo cards printed up a while ago, but I keep forgetting to throw them in when mailing bee blocks and such. Oops!
Your moo cards are wonderful, what an excellent idea!
Terri,
I was just at Jennifer Paganelli blog and she said the most wonderful things about you!!
Your business cards, moo cards and your card holder are great. I love them. You know what you are doing!! 🙂
Keep up the good work Terri.
I love the cards! Very cute. I have moo cards too. I love them. Great job. Steph
Hi Terri! I love love love your cards. And I love the idea of MOO cards! Thanks for sharing. I’m going to look into making some of those. What a great idea. You are so creative and talented! Take care! Paula
Yes, I received one of your cute cards. Love the new cards with the flowers, so springy. Love your card holder and the moo cards are neat too..
I love your business card and those moo cards are lovely! Oh and such a wonderful idea to have a business card holder. Yours is sooo pretty and i adore the fabric you used! Have a lovely merry happy day and love to you!
Awesome idea! love your cards and the card holder… super cute 🙂
Love it! I need to make some of these for myself. People always ask….
I am loving everything and I am loving your moo cards how cool is that…thanks for your words of comfort during some hard times..I so appreciate you!!