Yes, I know I probably should be promoting business card alternatives instead of business cards themselves, but as I have mentioned before, sometimes you just need to pick up some cards. To that end, I thought this post by online printing comparison company printingchoice was pretty clever. They ordered business cards from five popular online […]
Continue readingYou might be familiar with Shoeboxed, a service that lets you mail in your receipts and business cards for them to scan and organize for you. I recently reviewed the service. As with my usual luck, just after my review the company released a new iPhone app that is pretty cool: the Shoeboxed Business Card […]
Continue readingI’ve mentioned Shoeboxed quite a few times here on DocumentSnap as a good way to handle receipts and business cards if you don’t have the time or the equipment to do the scanning yourself. Basically how it works is you take your receipts, business cards, and other documents and put them into a pre-paid (usually- […]
Continue readingPhoto by bargainmoose I know it’s strange for a blog like this to be talking about ordering business cards. After all, by definition it’s not exactly paperless. However, since I have been going to some conferences lately I decided I needed some cards. For better or for worse, it’s still the most common way to […]
Continue readingPhoto by jaaron In my line of work (that is to say, hanging out in my basement) I don’t get a lot of business cards. Since I’ve had a few questions recently about which software to use for business cards, I thought I’d throw it out to you guys to see if you have any […]
Continue readingA while ago we profiled a mail-in document service called Pixily. For those of you that don’t want the hassle of scanning things in and organizing them yourself, here is another one called Shoeboxed. Shoeboxed has a much tighter focus. It is going after those of us that have a lot of receipts and business […]
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