Post by PapaSmurerf on Jul 20, 2007 2:02:57 GMT -5
Went to Lowes looking for regular biz card magnets I use for myself that are the same size as a biz card but couldn't find any more. But I found these 'message' magnets that you can still stick a business card onto. Turns out my Lowes has these on 'clearance' and I got three packs of fifty for the regular price of one. Sweet! Check your Lowes, you may find them on clearance, too.
The messages are "I Love Referrals", "Satisfaction Guaranteed", & "Free Estimates".
While I'd rather talk to someone first and then pass 'em a card so they can learn more about Dr. Paul, sometimes it's nice to be able to hit-and-run. As the card is now a magnet, I can leave these babies on any ferrous surface all around town. Lunch room refrigerators, metal doors, Wal-Mart refrigerator magnet displays, appliance displays, you name it. Just always leave them placed at eye-level.
Weatherproof them if you're using inkjet inks as even humidity causes the inks to bleed and fade. Laserprinted (fused toner) is less of a problem for moisture, though laminating both will make them last well through the primaries into the general election. These need to hold up for the next 16 months!
I lay an adhesive laminate sheet over the biz cards before I fold the perforations and cut them along the score with an Xacto knife or click-blade knife.
Carefully apply card to magnet and presto! Many mini billboards.
~ PapaSmurerf
The messages are "I Love Referrals", "Satisfaction Guaranteed", & "Free Estimates".
While I'd rather talk to someone first and then pass 'em a card so they can learn more about Dr. Paul, sometimes it's nice to be able to hit-and-run. As the card is now a magnet, I can leave these babies on any ferrous surface all around town. Lunch room refrigerators, metal doors, Wal-Mart refrigerator magnet displays, appliance displays, you name it. Just always leave them placed at eye-level.
Weatherproof them if you're using inkjet inks as even humidity causes the inks to bleed and fade. Laserprinted (fused toner) is less of a problem for moisture, though laminating both will make them last well through the primaries into the general election. These need to hold up for the next 16 months!
I lay an adhesive laminate sheet over the biz cards before I fold the perforations and cut them along the score with an Xacto knife or click-blade knife.
Carefully apply card to magnet and presto! Many mini billboards.
~ PapaSmurerf