Our world has entered a digital age. Technology and the digital world that anyone can access with the internet have made life better in many ways. Technological innovations have enhanced many aspects of life, from connecting with people across the globe on social media to paying bills online.
However, the digital age also marks the end of some older habits, such as writing checks. Another older habit that some people think will change with the digital age is the use of physical business cards. Are they still relevant, and if so, why?
It’s so easy to exchange information now, so some people think physical business cards are irrelevant. You can just verbally share your business and contact information with someone to store in their phone.
However, nothing makes a first impression like a business card, especially if you thoughtfully designed it. In addition to aesthetics, physical business cards also increase your visibility to the recipient. For example, you probably have hundreds of contacts and notes in your phone, and you can’t remember all of them. This means that even if you wrote down a connection’s information with good intentions, you could still forget it. On the other hand, a physical card stands out, making the recipient less likely to forget or pass over it.
Business cards are about more than lasting impressions and helpful reminders, though. Handing out a high-quality, thoughtfully designed business card is a sign of professionalism. You’re rising to a higher industry standard and showing the recipient that you care about the work you do and about connecting with them. People want to work with businesses that are professional and put together. While many businesses can claim that, your business card can prove it.
Now you recognize the importance of business cards, but you might consider trying to get the benefits with a virtual business card. However, the benefits of using physical cards outweigh virtual ones. You don’t depend on the internet and are guaranteed better quality for your money. Physical business cards are always available, no matter what internet connections are available in the area. You can also detect the quality as soon as you see and touch them, which you can’t do by examining a virtual card on a screen.
Don’t compromise with our digital age when it comes to business cards. Physical business cards are still relevant and can help you leave a great first impression, improve visibility, and demonstrate professionalism. Invest in yourself and your business with high-quality, well-designed business cards.
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