When I first started handing out my business cards, I found that people would look at them, smile and say, “So, what do you do?”
I recognized that as being a huge problem! Why? Because if after you’ve given your business card to someone and they still don’t get what you do, that means you need to bring clarity to your brand and message.
Much like your elevator pitch, your business card should let people know who you are, what you do, who you help, how you help them and finally the best way or ways to contact you (and connect with you online).
Following is what I’ve included on my business cards to help people immediately understand what I do and how I can help them solve their problem:
Some features on Instagram were not working yesterday, so I created a quick video to show you how to download your Instagram data and content. This will protect you from losing it should Instagram decide to close for good.
I am working to write a complete post with step-by-step directions, but for now please allow the video below to guide you through the process.
This post was inspired by Jenny Stradling’s tweet to Starbucks and so many others that are reminding companies to remove their Google+ icons and links from their websites.
