Business Cards

As you probably know, I returned from the SHRM Annual Conference in New Orleans not too long ago and I’m getting ready for the HR Florida Conference next week.  Prior to leaving for SHRM, I had new business cards made incorporating both my company logo and HR Bartender logo.  Here’s a photo:

Sharlyn Lauby Business Card

Pretty nice, huh?  After making the announcement about my shiny new business cards on Facebook, someone asked me if I had a digital card.  Well, I had never really thought about it so I went on iTunes, found a nifty little digital business card program called SnapDat and created a digital card.

Then, I won an iPhone app called Bump from TechCrunch…so I figured, I’m all set.

Well, I’ve given away lots of the paper cards…but none of the digital cards.

On one hand, I think there’s something to be said about having a paper card.  Something you can touch/feel.  But on the flip side, I must admit I never keep paper cards…I always come back to the office and put the information in Outlook and toss the card.  That way, I have the contact info with me all the time.  I would have thought digital cards would be much more useful.

So, I’m curious…what’s your take on business cards?  Paper or digital?  A marketing device or just info?  Leave me your thoughts below.

P.S.  As an added incentive, everyone who leaves a comment by August 15 will be entered into a drawing for a copy of the book “I Hate People!” by Jonathan Littman & Marc Hershon.  I’ll even toss in a matching t-shirt.

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