Why You Need A Business Card For Your Blog In 2024?

 

What To Put On a Blog Business Card?

Seu cartão de visita pode dizer muitas coisas, mas o que deveria dizer? Há um ponto importante na minha primeira resposta, então ouça: você deve definir metas de blog antes de começar um blog.

Você já considerou as metas que “os especialistas” sugerem que você estabeleça? Sim, são esses.

Decida como você deseja que seus cartões de visita pareçam antes de criá-los. Quantos você deve ter? Sobre o que você quer escrever? Como podemos ajudar? Não há limitações. Seja o mais específico possível.

O cartão de visita do blog tem vários itens que você DEVE incluir, apesar de eu ter acabado de dizer “depende”.

1. Nome

Isn’t that obvious? People must understand who you are. If your full name is not used on your blog, you can still use your first name.

So, what if your name is not used on your blog? At least you will have a means of addressing yourself. Consider using a pseudonym or some other name.

2. URL do site

You have these cards; why do you even have them? For blogging, of course. If you want to provide a URL for your blog, here are a few suggestions:

• Remova http: // do URL. Um URL no século 21 sempre inclui isso. Você pode até acessá-lo por meio de seu dispositivo móvel agora. O navegador cuidará disso para você.
• If your blog URL works without the “www,” the “www” is optional. Take a look now.
• Please verify that your blog’s URL works without the www (if it is a Blogspot or WordPress.com site). This makes the card look crowded and consumes valuable space.

3. Endereço de e-mail

Uma pessoa pode entrar em contato com você da maneira mais fácil se tiver seu endereço de e-mail. Não se esqueça de preencher seu endereço de e-mail! Ninguém quer procurar por você.

If you don’t have a bloggy email, create a Gmail account or, even better, create one using your domain name (if you own a domain). You can even forward it to your primary email address if you like.

Seguindo as informações obrigatórias, inclua as seguintes informações em seu cartão B:

4. Your Picture

The idea is a good one, but it is not absolutely necessary. We can often see a photograph of someone and recall a great conversation we had from our past.

That makes you memorable. Pro: you can have too many pieces of information on that card, and it may clash with your blog’s colours (I doubt your picture matches your blog’s colours).

Keep your card’s picture updated if you decide to use one. A picture that was taken five years ago or has a different color of hair is useless. Remember to include a photo of yourself on your blog if you don’t put one.

5. Número de telefone

Your goals will determine what you should do. Business-oriented services (consulting, design, etc.) require a phone number, so if you offer them, you should provide them.

You can redirect the Google Voice number to your personal number if you’re worried about privacy.

6. Título

O título de um cartão de visita é algo que os blogueiros se perguntam muito. Você pode simplesmente manter o título de “Proprietário” ou “Fundador” se for o proprietário de apenas um blog maravilhoso.

It doesn’t matter who you are. You should consider it if you manage a community blog. For example, if you provide business services, you might want to list “Graphic Designer, Blogger.”

Also, if you’re interested in freelance writing, you might want to list “Writer and Blogger” or “Writer.” Just don’t worry about including a title.

7. Twitter Handle

O mais importante rede de mídia social for bloggers is Twitter, and I’ll get to the rest in a moment. People typically introduce themselves at conferences by using their real names and their Twitter handles.

This is absolutely true. Blogging is all about identifying yourself. As such, it would be beneficial for your B-card to display your Twitter handle(s).

8. Other Social Links (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram)

Dependendo da situação. Pode ser uma boa ideia colocar seu Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram handles there if you’re a photographer with a lot of activity.

However, don’t put too much information on your business card. 

Instead, use your blog to connect with people. Your blog’s homepage should include all the social media buttons you use so readers can easily access all of your meios de comunicação social contas.

9. Localização

If you have space, you may want to include your city and state. But why? Brands sometimes hire bloggers who live in a specific region for a campaign.

Isso torna mais fácil para os visitantes do seu blog descobrirem onde você mora, já que você torna mais fácil para eles encontrá-lo.

Alguns representantes de relações públicas que conheci na última conferência de que participei me recomendaram que o tivesse em meu cartão de visita.

10. Códigos QR

A QR code is a code that contains information. This little gem of awesome can be scanned by smartphones. Once scanned, scannable QR codes can take you to detailed information on the site.

There are many ways to get more information from QR codes. Would you like one? Perhaps not. What about after Bloggy B-Card Week? Maybe. On Wednesday and Thursday, I’ll write more about QR codes, so stay tuned.

11. Contributor Gigs

Your business card may contain information about other blogs or publishing sites where you have contributed.

Printing too many cards does make you sound important (in a good way), but be careful not to overdo it. This gig may change at any time (yours or theirs).

12. Identifying Elements from Your Blog

If your blog is designed well, you will want your business card to parece bom with it. Make sure your blog logo is identifiable. If you haven’t done so already, include your blog’s signature colours, fonts, etc.

13. Taglines and Stories

Your blog’s tagline: What’s it about? In one sentence, please tell us about your blog. Those who are interested in what you have to say may visit your blog more often than someone saying Adventuroo.com.