Cherryflava

5 Responses to “Our new business card”

1. 

   brent
   

   09. Apr, 2009

   pardon me but that’s a stoopid idea.
   business cards have to have relevant contact info on them. We KNOW that you’re on the internet, that goes without saying and it’s a bit rude to just say “google me” to a person who wants your details.
   business cards are so that your contact details are in someone’s little pile of business cards, so when they want a business they’ll go to their business cards. You don’t WANT people going to google. Because then they’ll find out about your competition.
2. 

   Cherryflava
   

   09. Apr, 2009

   Thanks Brent. See you point, but at the same time the numbers of optional communication channels that we’re building up these days is calling for a more flexible solution.
   Some people make use of the cellphone VCard as a business card option [which certainly can't sit in a pile on a desk] while others prefer a Linkin account to maintain their networks.
   We’re not suggesting that the ‘Google Me’ card will replace the traditional Rolodex info option, but we thought it a fun and different take on what you’d expect.
   That’s how we roll over here.
   If we were worried about our competition, we wouldn’t have them all on speed dial.
3. 

   Nyky
   

   09. Apr, 2009

   This solution has been already presented some time ago.
   Check it out!
   http://spotanatomy.libero.it/2009/google-come-biglietto-da-visita/
4. 

   Printclick
   

   10. Apr, 2009

   I think the card is simple, yet pretty cool.
   Since you rank in several of the top spots for that query I don’t think it is that bad of an idea.
5. 

   Stefan Waidele
   

   11. Apr, 2009

   You should show enough confidence to either remove the “Google search” button (leaving only the “I feel lucky” button) or at least put a mouse-pointer over “I feel lucky” like I did on http://stefan.waidele.info/bilder/google-visitenkarte.png
   Especially if you put your own brandname into the searchbox.