Print Your Own Business Cards — FREE

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In case you do not yet have a business card identifying you as a writer, you can easily create your own for FREE, using a new online service.

Business Card Land maintains an online design center. Just pick one from numerous templates, check the information you wish to include and fill in some blanks. Before long, you are ready to download a PDF file containing 8-10 business cards, which can be printed right on your home inkjet printer. Of course, it’s best to use card stock — Business Card Land recommends Avery card stock.

While not as classy as a real, printed card, this solution is useful for quick-and-dirty business cards in limited numbers — perhaps ideal for new writers.

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Comment by
Link Building Outsource
2 Dec 2008

this is great now it is easy to print-out my own business cards

Comment by
tomcolvin
2 Dec 2008

Yes, Hellboy, it's a real time-saver. Hope your order for cards pays off in
a lot of writing assignments. And maybe a link or two.

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