Business Card to Business Blog

Chicago artist Daniel Nolan is building a tower from business cards that is designed to be monument and creative expression of his experience with corporate culture. You can participate by sending your business card. Watch video for details of how to be included.

I visited the Lincoln Square Apple Fest in Chicago and asked exhibitors to show me their business cards and tell me a little something about their product or service.  Nice way to enjoy the festival, meet a few area business owners and representatives while getting a glimpse at everyone’s business card. Enjoy the short video.

If you follow my posts you probably know that my core business is producing web video with a specialty of producing book video trailers for authors and publishers. Well authorsbroadcast.com has a new web presence at facebook.  If you love books LIKE us at http://www.facebook.com/authorsbroadcast .

Thanks to my friends at www.videocatnip.com here is a link to a website with 1,ooo business card examples http://bit.ly/obELGq. Enjoy.

I am not usually a proponent of oversized business cards but if you are going to go big you might as well go real big. The guys at http://www.cellular-solutions.co.uk/ wanted me to share this picture of their huge business card with you.

Checkout this link to see 15 memorable business card ideas. Then look at my book Turn Your Business card Into business to see how you can distribute your card and network more effectively.

Thanks to Christina Donato for her nice review of Turn Your Business Card Into Business. Christina reviews all kinds of books and products at no charge and gives her honest feedback.

http://christinawillreviewit.blogspot.com/search?q=business+card

What do you know about augmented reality business cards? Is this a glimpse into the future?  Here are a number of video demonstrations I found on YouTube. 

In short – - an augmented reality card has a printed target typically printed on the reverse side. When you scan the target with your webcam it displays some sort of 3D (three dimensional) image or simple animation. Consider how this can be used. Is it just a novelty or can you see some practial applications. I’d like to read your comments.

If you are looking for a more in depth explanation of this technology check out this article – - http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/bow_cards.html

 Had a great interview with two guys on business; talking about business cards, networking, QR codes, web video, cell phones and more. Tune in and check it out. Here.

Here is a link to an article about selling Girl Scout cookies and whether it is valid business experience. I left my comments at the Fort Wayne Sentinel. You can do the same or share your thoughts here which is easier.