“My client would never do that…”
“That Web 2.0 stuff is just for kids.”
“My clients don’t ________ (fill in the blank)”
Have you ever said that? I hear it all the time as I travel about doing training classes. Every time I hear it, I wonder if I am hearing fear or defiance. The fear of something new or defiance of change. Whatever the motivator is, what I hear from those statements is someone whose days as an effective, productive business person are numbered and who doesn’t know it.
It’s time to embrace the new social media and let the world know that you are doing so. We all like to do business with those who are like ourselves, don’t we? Why not sign up for one or more of the social media sites, fill in a profile and then let people know about it? You might be just what someone on those sites is looking to find. Imagine their relief when they find a talented professional on a social media site…
Here is an easy way to tell the world that you are involved with new media AND also to get a cool email signature. Just go to http://www.retaggr.com and sign up. It’s FREE and it’s easy to do.
Here is my business card created with retaggr.
Retaggr is awesome. It offers your website or blog visitors a quick way to get to the information they need.
Can your company print a paper/card stock card using the retaggr info? It might be a good idea to have some regular cards as well as the web 2.0 ones.
Hi Jerry,
I got my RETAGGR card going yesterday as soon as I received your email. I’m having a little trouble embedding it in my blog at typepad. Is there a typepad expert that can walk me through some of the details of using typepad that you know? I use the help menu frequently, and a lot of trial and error, but need help improving my blogs, etc. I appreciate the tips as always. Rick
Hey Rick-
Glad that you like them! I am a WordPress guy and have no knowledge of TypePad at all so I am of no help to you there I am sorry to say. I did go check the Retaggr site and if you create a card you can log in and the the site allows you to post a badge to a Typead site. I clicked on that and it took me to the TypePad login page…where I got stopped. Have you tried that? Or, maybe you can find somebody on Craigslist…or maybe a reader of this blog may have an idea for you.
Best regards,
Jerry
Good idea thats awesome post, keep good posting
Great Site. Keep up the great work.
i always make my own business card through adobe photoshop and ms word, they are satisfactorily made though”:`
you can always create great business cards by just using adobe photoshop and some other photoediting tools ..