I don’t know about you but I feel like I need to update my business cards a little.

My current ones are over a year old, which makes them not quite up to date anymore the way I change projects.  Also?  I happen to be running low as it is.  Definitely time for new cards.

With UPrinting, you can print your own business cards online!

All you need to do is upload a file or create design from scratch using their Easy Design tool.  The cards are high quality and are available at prices a small business owner or independent designer can afford.  As a blogger, I am Loving that!

UPrinting even offers print design services that can make custom business cards for you (at an additional charge).  With 24 hour weekday customer support, any questions you have can be answered right away.  After you create your cards, all you need to do is approve the online proof and the cards can be printed as quickly as 1-3 business days.

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These two values have come into conflict on more than one occassion.  It can be expensive to choose eco friendly products, and the easiest way for me to help the environment is usually to just consume (and buy) less whenever possible.

And so it was with extreme hesitation that I began the search for recylced business cards – that is, business cards made with recycled paper, not someone else’s business card that they’re no longer using because they got fired or something.

I’m going to a BlogHer conference in Chicago this summer and I want to take business cards with me.  Apparently people show up to these networking events and expect you to have more than a cocktail napkin with your email addresss hastily scribbled on the back of it.   If at all possible, I’d like to hand out business cards that are printed on recycled paper – because I’m pretty sure that most of them will be used to hastily scribble someone else’s email address on the back of them and it would be nice if they were at least doing it without killing a bunch of trees.

However, I will be paying for these cards myself so cost is a major factor.

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