02-22-2013, 12:08 AM
Hello Friends,
Business cards have always been a handy way for businesspeople to exchange basic information. They provide the name of a business and contact information, and they often include a brief description of services. Now, eBusiness cards expand the potential of business cards. They are essentially CD-ROMs in business card format with the ability to store an amazing amount of data about your business.
1. Design the top front of your eBusiness cards. This is the exterior of the card, the part customers see before they pop your card into a laptop or PC. You can hire a designer to create your design. (The top front of the design will include traditional business card information.) If you are confident in your artistic abilities, you can use design software to design the front of your eBusiness cards yourself.
2. Decide on the electronic content you will record on your cards. This is where an eBusiness card is different and can be amazing. A typical eBusiness card holds 40 MB of data. With this capacity, an eBusiness card may be able to feature your entire Website.
3. Do some research. Check out vendors online and observe the quality of the work they produce. Make a selection of vendors whose work you like. Compare prices or contact vendors for bids.
4. Send your eBusiness card artwork and electronic content to the vendor of your choice. The vendor will instruct you as to whether you can upload the data or will need to mail a CD via traditional postal services.
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com
Business cards have always been a handy way for businesspeople to exchange basic information. They provide the name of a business and contact information, and they often include a brief description of services. Now, eBusiness cards expand the potential of business cards. They are essentially CD-ROMs in business card format with the ability to store an amazing amount of data about your business.
1. Design the top front of your eBusiness cards. This is the exterior of the card, the part customers see before they pop your card into a laptop or PC. You can hire a designer to create your design. (The top front of the design will include traditional business card information.) If you are confident in your artistic abilities, you can use design software to design the front of your eBusiness cards yourself.
2. Decide on the electronic content you will record on your cards. This is where an eBusiness card is different and can be amazing. A typical eBusiness card holds 40 MB of data. With this capacity, an eBusiness card may be able to feature your entire Website.
3. Do some research. Check out vendors online and observe the quality of the work they produce. Make a selection of vendors whose work you like. Compare prices or contact vendors for bids.
4. Send your eBusiness card artwork and electronic content to the vendor of your choice. The vendor will instruct you as to whether you can upload the data or will need to mail a CD via traditional postal services.
Thanks and Regards,
Agili Ron
agiliron.com
