They call themselves the most vibrant marketing forum on the web, and there are some incredible experts dispensing advice there. While I hope you’ll continue to visit and comment on this blog, I do think you can get some specific free suggestions of names on that forum. Good luck!

Thanks for stopping by! Let me think on that and prepare a future post about it. You do some great resource round-ups on your blog. Everyone should check them out!

Ideas: Set an intention for card – to get visitors to site? If so, include a reason to visit. A free download? A controversial post? If it’s to create an indelible connection between you and the blog, then … maybe a die-cut card in the shape of your head?

Write down a description of the value you offer readers and the style of your brand. Then, ask a brilliant designer to create an icon or logo for you. I’m always pleasantly surprised at the ways words and ideas can be expressed with design.

Photo as logo: Upside is that *you* radiate the brand, it’s very authentic and, incidentally, it’s “Mike’s Life,” after all. So, it feels appropriate. You could still build a logo for the blog title and use your photo with it.

Downside: It might be harder to sell your blog, and it might be weirder to have guest bloggers who aren’t part of Mike’s Life.

I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

@Angela – Those are both great ideas for making cards a useful part of your target audience’s life. She whose cards are useful gets more calls. Thanks for your comment!

As an EFT trainer, I find it really practical to put the tapping points for EFT on the back of my slightly oversized cards – and being oversized means they go on peoples’ refrigerators instead of the round file.

If the card I want to give out is for my artwork at Lyon-Art.com, I have beautiful color images on each one, in which case they still go to the fridge door. Very handy, and people love them and tell their friends about my site.

Love your blog – aloha – Angela

Any ideas?