And Here’s My Business Card

May 5th, 2009 · No Comments

“And may I have your business card? I want to pass it along to my marketing director.”

If you’ve ever been embarrassed to pass out your business card because it’s crinkled from floating around the bottom of your briefcase, or hard to find in the pockets of your overstuffed laptop bag, business card cases are a must for you.

Making the “Case” for Success

Much of success in business is based on perception - the perception that you can follow up after a meeting, the perception that you can land an account, the perception that you can service an account after it has been landed, etc.

One fumble along the way can change perception and lead to missed opportunities. If you can’t even produce a simple business card on request, how can you handle a multi-million dollar account?

Now, imagine not only producing your business card on demand, but via a case that sparks a conversation on its own, like Tumi’s Meridian Gusseted Card Case with ID.

Made of soft, napa leather, the elegant construction of this business card case sets the stage for success.

Getting Organized for Success

Business card cases are front-line tools for getting - and staying - organized. They are the number one tool used at networking events and usually the last thing a potential client passes to you at the close of a meeting.

Business cards must be guarded like they’re gold, because they are. Misplacing them, ruining them or accidentally giving them away is like destroying a signed contract. Business card cases are the perfect way to store collected business cards for future use.

Lodis’ Audrey Mini Card Case is an ideal option for accomplishing this. Made from fine grade Italian leather, it exudes prestige. With an large card-holding pouch, it holds up to 50 business cards.

The “Power” of the Card Case

A simple, “I like your card case. Where did you purchase it?” leads to a connection, which leads to conversation, which leads to meetings - where contracts are signed.

That’s the power of a simple business card case.

Article by Yuwanda Black from AssociatedContent.com.