• Additional way to boost the chances that your potential client will hold your business card is by placing important information on the backside, for instance, necessary telephone numbers, a timetable, etc.

• When someone gives you their business card, it is a high time to give them yours in response.

• You should always hand your card out face up.

• Do, like people from Far East that give their business cards with both hands. It makes an impression that your card is tremendously important.

• If you have international contacts, make use of the backside of your card to place a translated version of the card in your partner’s language. Even if they are good at English, it will look like very classy and your prospects will appreciate this.

• Make your business cards in magnet form. Magnets are widely used to keep essential notes on the fridge door at home and on file cabinets in the office. They are visible and get noticed all the time.

• When taking someone else’s card, do not place it away outright. You should keep it in your hand for some time while speaking with your potential client or put it carefully on the table and do your best to develop conversation on the business card information issues.

• Make use of the backside of your cards to write necessary facts about people who gave them for you.

• Take care of your business cards. Preserve them clean and neat in a business card holder. Don’t hand out the cards, which are curved or spoiled.

• Preserve all business cards you may find, even if you don’t require them. Together, they will give you some important hints, which you may use to create your own business cards.