Many treasure hunters are missing a good bet by not using "hobby" business cards to promote themselves.
A well-thought-out card can open doors for you. It can get you onto private properties that are otherwise closed to treasure hunters.
In this show, we take another look at the do's and don'ts of business cards. (See show #77 for our first discussion of cards).
Why a card can be TOO good-looking, why it can scare people away, with several tips about what NOT to put on your treasure hunting business card.
Listen to this short program at http://thetreasurecorner.com.
Business cards for treasure hunters
Started by Dan Hughes, Mar 29 2012 06:31 AM
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Dan Hughes
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Interests:Retired college instructor (radio broadcasting).
Author of two books (metal detecting and adult slowpitch softball).
I do three podcasts (metal detecting, softball, old-time radio).
More than you care to know about me: http://danhughes.net
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