Custom MOO MiniCards, MOO NoteCards, and MOO StickerBooks all make for Unique Business Cards and more
I have been in love with MOO for well over a year – what’s MOO? MOO.com – they print up the most adorable, professional, fantasmical-looking pieces of stationery I’ve ever seen. I’ve been to 8 tech conferences over the last year or so, and at every single one of them, someone has passed out MOO business cards and thus made themselves stick out from the pack.
What I also love about MOO is that they are so incredibly versatile. They are integrated with Flickr, Vox, even Facebook, which makes it a snap to create products out of your own photo collections, no matter where you have them. They also have ready-made collections from fantastic photographers & illustrators.
Personally, for business use, I love that you can pack a pound of branding into an ounce of pricing. Everything MOO.com carries is less than $25 a set (excluding Christmas cards). The print quality is phenomenal, as is the paper stock. With just a little bit of photo cleanup in a program like Photoshop, you can take pictures on your front porch and turn them into an entire set of pro-looking promotional tools (Yes, that’s me. On my porch. And my 13 year old daughter took the pictures too – talk about low-budget!).
Since I’m working on heavily promoting my speaking career this year (k – this was like in 2007! I’m trying to take a break from that now.), I made a whole set specifically for this purpose, including notecards, stickers, and the MiniCards
(business cards). One afternoon of photos and photo retouching turned out this set (that I’m quite proud of, thank you very much)!
MOO products are really a must if you are a creative – you can’t get cheaper and more high quality materials made of your own illustrations, crafts, design work, or photography. They are also perfect for coaches, authors, speakers, or anyone else that is promoting their personality as part of their business. But what’s cool is that you can also have fun with them and make sticker books of your kids’ drawings, make flash-cards, retail hang-tags, wedding thank you notes, pretty much anything you can imagine.
Yes, I know this sounds like a big, fat, sappy commercial. But that’s what MOO gets for making me fall in love with them.
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I'm Wendy Piersall and I've been making a living as a blogger since 2006. Though for the first few years "making a living" was a real relative term. I started and sold the Sparkplugging blog network, and now I run a new network of kids activities websites called Woo! Jr.
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These are great and easy to make. We went into our Flickr photos of our baby and used most of them for our Moo sticker book. We bought three packs–one for us, and one for each set of grandparents. They were thrilled with them. The quality of these books is great. We will probably leave all the little stickers in the book rather than taking them off and sticking them to things, but you could really use your imagination for fun kids activities with these.