I made personal business cards.
by Eiji Kitamura
I originally wrote this on my personal blog, but I really wanted to share it here as well.
Since I started attending tech meetups and study groups frequently, I'd been wanting my own personal business cards for a long time. However, I didn't want the typical mini-sized cards, and with so many printing services out there, I had trouble deciding where to start... That's when I stumbled upon this article:
I wanted to be particular about the design, and the price was so reasonable that I thought, "This is it!" and placed an order right away.
It was only 1,300 yen for 100 full-color cards, plus they generously offer unlimited design revisions. Taking full advantage of that offer, it took about a month to finalize, but they're finally done!
Although it's billed as a "blogger business card," Twitter is the easiest way to connect with people I meet at study groups these days, so I made Twitter the main focus and added OpenSocial-related info as a bonus. For my title, I went with SocialWeb Japan. And of course, I included my blog URL.
All in all, I'm very happy with how they turned out. So far, I've only given one to my wife. Someone take one off my hands, quick!
Getting this level of quality at this price—a huge thank you to 前川企画印刷さん! I highly recommend them to everyone!