What Should I Put On My Business Cards? Episode 5
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Success Beyond The Score
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7 Tips for what should be on your business card - Printing on both sides of the card; Type of Picture; Write-on side; Card weight; Font Size; Card size; and Text content. This episode also includes bonus tips. This is part 2 of a 3 part series about Business Cards. Get your free copy of 'Revealed - 25 Secrets of the Successful Gigging Musician, Singer, Rapper and Spoken Word Artiste' here: https://www.successbeyondthescore.com/ A podcast to help musicians, singers, rappers and spoken word artiste find their way in the music industry by Millicent Stephenson a Multi-award winning saxophonist. At the time of this recording Millicent is a Midlands Regional Committee member and Equalities sub-committee Member of the Musicians Union; Founder and Creative Director of Cafemnee and Harry Hartmann Fiberreed Endorser.
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