Steveer Robbins here.

Welcome to the Get It Done Guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Listener Scott calls in.

Hi, Steaver.

It's Scott from Boston.

I've been meaning to call you about this dilemma for quite a while.

So let's talk business cards.

I've got three different designs, one for work, one for my

non-profit A vocation, and one for my personal information, you know, for people I actually

like. So what information should be on them? What's the etiquette when handing them out? Should I bother

or will they just be thrown away? Help me out, dude. You demand. Hey, Scott. Three business cards.

You're as over the top as I am.

There's a lot to say about business cards.

Who knew?

So, let's jump right in.

Business cards make it easy for people to remember you and then contact you.

That's it.

Assume someone will take it home, type it in, and throw it away.

That's if they remember you.

Don't worry about making your card memorable. Make yourself memorable. And jot down a personalized memory hook on your card before you give it to someone. Listen to episode 30, successful networking

for details. Your card only needs your company name, your name and title, phone number,

email address, and website. Street addresses are more optional now that paper mail has given way

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