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Are business cards still relevant? (alien.top)

submitted 9 months ago by Top_Imagination7714@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Pretty much the title. How do you stand out to be remembered besides building good impression?

I have seen those metal business cards and they're gorgeous. But I did some research and they're slightly pricey without knowing if it actually has a better outcome than traditional, papers ones.

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[–] evenwallsfalldown16@alien.top 1 points 9 months ago

It greatly depends on your industry I supposed.

I work in the arts space and we do use them.

You’re always out networking and meeting other industry people at arts events.

So, they’re great to have on hand so you can connect with people you meet.

For example, if I have a show, people may approach and want to book me for future shows. Arts events are usually busy, crowded and loud. There might be a lot going on and it’s not a a good time or place to sit and chat about arranging anything. So, I can hand them a business card for them to follow up later.

Works well for me!