Presentations are on the cards (The M3i DigiCard)

Contained below is a recent article from Business World Magazine: Inflation may be under control in society as a whole but there are areas where it is quite rampant and nowhere more so than in the area of the business card. Twenty years ago one colour on a good quality card was smart. Then came metal foil blocking on plastic with the reasoning that people did not throw out a card that had cost its owner a small fortune to produce.

Contained below is a recent article from Business World Magazine:

Inflation may be under control in society as a whole but there are areas where it is quite rampant and nowhere more so than in the area of the business card.
Twenty years ago one colour on a good quality card was smart. Then came metal foil blocking on plastic with the reasoning that people did not throw out a card that had cost its owner a small fortune to produce.

Now full colour is almost universal but if you want to get ahead of the rest you need a DigiCard which is not just printed plastic but which fits into the central area of a CD ROM drive and offers a full multi-media presentation complete with a link to your web site. The DigiCards from Feltham based M3i take advantage of the relatively low cost recording medium to enable you to hand out the equivalent of a corporate brochure on a business card for rather less money than the price of a high quality print job.

Carl Youssef of M3i said: People are surprised and wowed when they see them. They act as if you have given them a gift, especially when you tell them that they can play it on their computer.
They are more cost effective than brochures because you are able to put video, music, photos, marketing games, and wide information about your company, and it can take the viewer directly to a part of your website that you want them to see.
Can your company brochure do this?
You can combine this with our DigiTour photography which offers the viewer a 360 degree tour of a room or a landscape and is a really powerful tool for the estate agent or for someone wanting to show a potential customer their offices or factory.
Using a re-writable CD it is possible to customise the card for an individual recipient with content specifically of interest to them or including contact details you would not give to others."

Unlike the prototype digital cards the current generation are manufactured to size rather than cut down from full size CDs and are highly reliable with a surprisingly reasonable cost of a pound apiece.

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Sales and marketing at M3i Limited mentioning reference PRDIGCPOC
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