Sandy Wilson, Public Relations, Media Relations, Communications in Jacksonville, Florida

OK, everyone knows I don't do paper business cards, right?

I've tried a few digi-card options but haven't been especially happy with the results. 

Well, I stumbled on a new digital business card "Dub Me Now" in my ongoing quest for cool online gadgets.  I love it!

Check it out - it's the best digital business card (on my horizon, anyway) & the locate button is way too easy.  When two people have downloaded the (free) DUB software on their PDAs, they can press the locate button, and both will be prompted to download each others contact information.  

If you live in another state from the person you'd like to add to your contact list, just add their email address or their cell phone number. The contact information can be downloaded in your Outlook as a V-card, as well.  

In addition, DUB's contact information stays current with automatic updates for all contacts who have downloaded the software.  Did I mention that this service is free? Did I mention that I love it?

If I know you IRL, shoot me your cell # or email if you want to see it in action.

TXT SANDYAWILSON TO 50500 for my digital business card.

Did I mention that this service is free via contxts.com? 

These days, when asked for my business card, I smile and reply, " My card is on my website." I suspect that the person who is expectantly holding their hand out may question whether a card actually exists. (It does, pinky promise swear, click on Green Resources. : ) What if you began collecting business cards and in following up with an email, you participate in saving that one little piece of 2"x 3" paper that ends up in someone's trash anyway? I wonder how much paper would be saved if business cards didn't exist?