Moo Launches Business Cards for Agents
Moo is one of my very favorite online printing companies. In fact, the first time I went to Inman’s Real Estate Connect (see Help Plan My Trip to Inman Connect NYC) I carried with me in my pocket a handful of Moo’s MiniCards with me that had my blog URL and contact information on it.
For those of you who have moo’vd your marketing yet, Moo (which is based in London) creates brilliant printed products that can pipe in photo feeds from your Flickr or Facebook account so every single card can have a unique image on it.
For this reason, it makes Moo uniquely useful to the real estate agent. And they’ve just released a new product that their aiming directly at agents too - full-size business cards.
Using Moo’s “PrintFinity” technology, you could be printing business cards for a new listing that has a different picture on every card with the property information on the back. Imagine blowing your seller’s mind when you show up with a box of these for them to pass out.
Alternatively, you could create a series of business cards that have all the listings you’ve ever sold on the backs of the cards, along with your contact info.
The other nice thing is that Moo lets you do very small print runs (of only 50 cards) - which makes sense for a single listing - as you end up having a lot less waste and a run can be updated if there’s a price change. 50 cards costs only $21.99 and you can choose to get the cards in 100% ‘Green’ card stock (recyleable and biodegradeable) too.
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ITman | Jul 9, 2008 | Reply
Am I the only one that hates when people have stuff on the back of their business cards? I use this area to make notes about our conversation and file it later.
NikNik | Jul 9, 2008 | Reply
ITman: Yes, you are.
I love MOO. The card and print quality is awesome. I also carried the Mini cards at Inman. like the unique size of them….they stand out in a sea of regular business cards. I'll have to order the business cards and compare. Thanks!
Steve | Jul 10, 2008 | Reply
There is a company working with a lot of real estate associations right now called 211 (Me). They specialize in mobile business cards that can be customized instantly, and also have a mobile marketing component. Check them out at http://www.211me.com very cutting edge, cost effective, green technology.
Adam | Jul 10, 2008 | Reply
I like the idea of having different pictures of all one's listings appear on the back of these cards - especially in color. When will we finally be at the point where business cards are fully digital?
JimDuncan | Jul 10, 2008 | Reply
@ITman - nope. With my new(er) cards I specifically left the back blank for the purpose of notes/phone numbers/etc. Regarding the green-ness of the Moo cards - shipping them from the UK's not so green.
That said, I have some Moo cards I got printed before the last Inman NYC, so I'm a bit of a hypocrite here.
rharrislistingcard | Jul 17, 2008 | Reply
Have you seen the ListingCards? These are a two sided mini-listing flyer, slightly taller then a business card with the property information and photos. Cheaper then a listing flyer and they double as a business card. Sellers love them. Great for spreading the word about your property at local caravan meetings. Visit: http://www.ListingCard.Net.
paulglen | Jul 20, 2008 | Reply
Your readers in the UK may want to receive free business cards here:
http://www.optimalprint.co.uk/en-GB/Free-Busine...
This July, businesses in Great Britain will receive their first 100 business cards for free - no additional purchase necessary! The business cards are printed on high quality 300 gram paper and there are no advertisements on the reverse side.