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,Certainly would - if I wished to end up in an asylum.Conner wrote: When you meet people on the street or where ever, will you hand out a business card to them to your photography business? I'm talking about basically anyone that you meet.
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Certainly would - if I wished to end up in an asylum.Conner wrote: When you meet people on the street or where ever, will you hand out a business card to them to your photography business? I'm talking about basically anyone that you meet.
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,Ontherocks wrote: So just to clarify: IF you meet someone at a Starbucks (for example) and speak with them on something for a bit, yes I would give them a card.
If someone comes up to me in Starbucks (again for example) and asks for directions to somewhere, no, I won't give them a card.
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,Jerrid wrote: Not random people, however if I have a conversation with them and I think they may need my services in the future, then yes, I'll hand them my card. OR if they know someone that might need my services (little bit more difficult/intentionally figured out).
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