A metal business card makes people remember you because they can't throw it away. The speaker compares it to handing someone a piece of an airplane, and says his clients rarely hit airport security anyway.
They say the first impression is the most important thing. And what's the best way to impress someone in business? Let's see Paul Allen's card. A business card. That's why my business card is made out of metal. This business card is not really what you call average. It really is an extension of your brand. They always provoke a reaction, and no one ever throws them away. It's almost like giving them a piece of an airplane. Thank you very much. Sometimes people ask me, "You must get stopped a lot by airport security with a card like that." Well, my clients don't usually go through security at the airports they fly out of. I love these cards. They've served me well over the years, and so many people still remember the moment I gave gave one to them. Maybe one day I'll switch to some other new material, but for now, metal it is.
Nice.
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