Want To Impress Customers, Win Clients and Influence People?

By Kathy Heslop
Posted Friday, January 28, 2005

Remember the baseball cards kids traded while chewing their way through kilos of noxious bubblegum, all for about a nickle a pack?

No? Then ask your Dad.

Are you familiar with the latest digital CD Cardz that look like traditional sports trading cards and play interactive video, triva, bios, stats, music, as well as desktop goodies?

No? Then ask your kid.

Seriously, my point is that times are changing and you no longer have to feel that you are either a stereotypical blue collar worker or a red necked Luddite. The truth is, you too can jump on the multimedia gravy train – (just ask for 1st class compartment Serious) and utilize these cool mediums within your corporate environment.

Over a career year, you probably hand out small forests of business cards with merely your contact information printed on them right? So what if you were to hand out a business card-sized CD-Rom instead, that not only had your contact information on it, but held your company website or a pertinent presentation, video, music, a free corporate screen saver etc, all hyperlinking to your on line site too?

So we are talking a talking business card and there are two routes to take. If you want professional help in creating the all singing and dancing marketing tool, come to us at (http://www.serious.com), where we will hold your hand and do the work for you. However in truth this is only viable for larger orders of cardz and you might well be a small business or a freelancer with no need for huge quantities, but yet still want to make a lasting impression. If this is the case, then you can buy our transparent blank 50 MB CD-R cardz from us and create your own! These come in starter packs of 10, with a label applicator, label and presentation software, including web site templates and there are also refill packs available.

So come join us in the fast lane. Learn more at (http://www.serious.com) and let's Get Serious!

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