Identifcation on the trail...

MuniAddict wrote:
Here's my regular biz card:



Mwuhahaha... now i know both your phone number AND email address...
*evil laugh*


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unibikeling wrote:
Mwuhahaha... now i know both your phone number AND email address...
*evil laugh*

Lol, yeah, and about 3,000 others... well, piano clients haha!


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I agree with This Guy I Know....

You should put something on the back mentioning your occupation. Even
if you didn't need the business it might bring, think about the
interesting dinner conversations.

"Honey, I bumped into UniGeezer on the trails. Did you know that
extreme unicyclist is a PIANO tuner?"

Or should she have said that the piano tuner is an extreme unicyclist?

You'd be the topic of the day.

I see the proper thread in JC for the critters. I'll just have to get
a nice shot of something special. The extra special things we have in
Florida from a distance though.


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Unibugg wrote:
I agree with This Guy I Know....

You should put something on the back mentioning your occupation.

I can't do it with the card stock I have as the back is slick and ink
smears on it.
They are nice cards though, and "clean edge" so they break apart
cleanly and 10 to a page.

I did start using a professional print company to make my biz cards
1,000 for $39.95! Great deal and excellent quality, so I might have
them make me another 1,000 double-sided.


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I got a 1k double sided full color for $28 at vistaprint.com - totally
custom design as well.


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My suggestion: Make up your own website that explains:
1) Where to buy a unicycle
2) What kind of unicycle a beginner should buy
3) How to learn to ride a unicycle
Then refer to that URL on the card as well.

I realize that all that information is on THIS website, but it's sort
of scattered about- a single 1-page long link that showed that info
would be helpful.


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Hah thats cool, the extreme in italics kind of reminds me of 'POWER
THIRST' (http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=qRuNxHqwazs)

I've actualy been thinking of doing the same thing, because almost
every time I go out riding I meet someone new who either knows how to
ride, or wants to learn or something of the sort and I tell them to
check out our facebook club or Canadian unicycling dot com but its
never quite enough.


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StephenH wrote:
My suggestion: Make up your own website that explains:
1) Where to buy a unicycle
2) What kind of unicycle a beginner should buy
3) How to learn to ride a unicycle
Then refer to that URL on the card as well.

I realize that all that information is on THIS website, but it's sort
of scattered about- a single 1-page long link that showed that info
would be helpful.

*UniGeezer.com* coming soon. Dvd sales, My own logo shirts and hats,
mugs, my new uni-book coming out, pics, trivia, unusual uni-related
stories, etc.


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You could make double sided business cards with the Piano bus. on one
side and Uni geezer on the other


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MuniAddict wrote:
*UniGeezer.com* coming soon. Dvd sales, My own logo shirts and hats,
mugs, my new uni-book coming out, pics, trivia, unusual uni-related
stories, etc.


You really have registered the domain, thats cool. If you need any help
building the website let me know. I helped Spencer quite a bit while he
built www.uniflatland.com

Shouldn't you prioritize and get a site for your piano tuning business
first?


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