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NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING TO OVER 32,000 VIEWERS
Finally you can post your ads in Adlandpro classifieds on the state and country level. Note that to this moment your ads had to be placed for the specific city.
Now you can place your ad only once and it will be shown for anybody browsing the specific category on province/state level or country level at the top of the list and it will be repeated on every page after that.
To place your ad access
this link
https://www.adlandpro.com/createad.aspx
See example below
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How to Design and Use a Business Card
By Wendy Connick
The humble business card is one of the most effective
networking tools you can find, and certainly one of the
easiest to use. Most companies will provide their
salespeople with business cards in the company's
standard format. If not, you can easily create your own
and buy a few hundred cards at an extremely low price.
When in doubt, a simply formatted and conservative card
design is best. Just how formal your card should be
depends in part on what type of product you sell. For
example, someone selling financial products should
choose a very conservative card design, as most
prospects would prefer a conservative and risk-averse
financial adviser � and a flashy or unusual card design
may raise some concern. On the other hand, if you sell
art supplies to painters and craftspeople, you'll want a
visually exciting card, because most of your prospects
will have a strong graphic sense and will feel more
comfortable with you if you apparently have an artist's
eye as well.
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Staying with a standard card design will
result in a much smaller expense for you. A salesperson
who attends many networking events and trade shows can
go through hundreds of cards in a single event, so it's
a significant factor to consider. If you are willing to
spend more money (or your company is paying for your
cards) then you have more options, including unusual
shapes, formats and materials. For example, wooden
business cards have become more popular, especially with
entrepreneurs and designers.
The standard business card is a 2� by 3.5� rectangle on
paper cardstock. The heavier the cardstock used, the
more durable the cards will be � but a heavier cardstock
will also be more expensive, and very thick cards may
not fit as well in a card case. You can choose any color
for your cardstock and print, but be sure to choose a
combination that's easy to read. Dark print on a dark
card or light print on a light card is a waste of your
money. The traditional black print on white cardstock is
the easiest to read at a glance, even in poor light.
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Business cards generally include the
person's name, company name, address and phone number.
Modern business cards also include email address,
Twitter username, company website, and any professional
titles or certifications. It's best to put all the
information on the front of the card, if you can, and
leave the back blank so that anyone who receives your
card can jot down notes on that side.
Many office supply stores sell a self-printable card
template that you can load into your office printer to
craft your own cards. Unless you have absolutely no
budget for business cards, stick with professionally
printed cards. The self-printed cards are usually easily
recognizable to others and give a rather un-businesslike
impression.
Once you've chosen your design and your cards have
arrived, don't start simply handing them out to everyone
you meet. Shoving a business card into an unwilling
party's hand usually results in said card being dropped
directly into the trash can. A more professional � and
courteous � method is to ask for the other person's card
first. When that person hands you their card, glance at
it and comment on some aspect of the card. This can be
something like, �Nice design, where did you get these
printed?� or even �I didn't know you were in the 999
area code.� After you've asked for and received the
other person's business card, he will almost certainly
ask for yours as well. If he doesn't, don't worry about
it � you now have his card, so you can contact him later
anyway.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Wendy Connick has almost fifteen years of sales and customer service
experience.
Wendy's first sales position was a summer job selling vacuum cleaners
door-to-door. She continued through a variety of sales jobs ranging from
retail sales for a storage company to selling bank products for a
Fortune 500 financial institution.
As a small business owner, Wendy now focuses on selling for her own
company, Tailored Content, a website content provider.
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