MOO.com Offers Facebook Businesses Free Biz Cards

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Take Your Online Facebook Page Offline

I must say i’m a fan of MOO.com. Sure, you could get cheaper business cards made someplace else, but MOO.com has the easiest card creation and best quality cards out there. Now, I would prefer that people adopt more techie ways to share contact info (You DO know I’m also a fan of QR Codes, right?). But, since everywhere I go people still ask “Do you have a card?” I’ve decided to combine the two and use MOO.com to create QR Code biz cards.

MOO is becoming more and more recognizable and has previously launched campaigns That uses your information from sites like About.me and Klout to personalize your own biz card. Well, the latest victim is Facebook, who will now let businesses and brands create free eye-catching cards based on their Page.

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Know What Google Can Do With Your Files in the Cloud

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All your files are belong to us?

Probably to the chagrin of Dropbox, Microsoft SkyDrive, and a host of other cloud storage services, Google Drive was announced yesterday. Folks who use a ton of Google’s services (present company included) can essentially consolidate all other operations in one place.

Before you go all willy-nilly setting up your account, be sure you know what happens to your files after they are uploaded to SkyNet Google.

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‘Exec’ Service Aims to Assist Busy Professionals

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When an Exec. needs an "Exec"

As Small business owners, we wear many hats in our personal and professional lives. So much so that there are some things that just don’t get done on our “to-do” lists. Doesn’t mean those task aren’t important, or that they will magically get done if we keep pushing them to the bottom of the list either. Exec is a new service that provides professional assistants to do a multitude of tasks for a flat-fee of $25/hour.

While that may seem like a lot of dough to a small business owner who are strapped for cash operates on the “lean” philosophy, Exec wants you to trust that a professional (who has been interviewed and back-ground checked, versus somebody just trolling a virtual job board) will handle your requests.

To bad Exec is only currently available in San Francisco…To read more about it anyway, read the rest over on Small Biz Go Mobile

Hopper Web App – Quick Sharing from Computer to iPhone, and Back

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A PCMag Joint

There are so many ways to copy/paste things from the web on your computer to your smartphone that it can be a little overwhelming. Evernote, Instapaper, and others are all good choices, but require an app on your smartphone to work. If you’re getting tired of flipping through a bunch of apps just to find the address of that new spot you want to try out, Hopper is the slick and simple web app that lets you get to your stuff quickly without the fuss of apps…

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Quick Tip: Send Evernote Emails To Appropriate Folders With Tags

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I get it in...Evernote

Have I ever told you all how much I dig Evernote? I use it everyday and constantly find new ways to implement the “remember everything” service into my everyday life.

One of the things I do heavily is forward emails to Evernote from Gmail. Things like receipts that come to my inbox, I quickly forward them to Evernote by using the designated email address assigned to me when I signed up what seems like ages ago. What I then have to do is open Evernote, find the note that’s stored in my default notebook, and manually move it to the appropriate notebook and add tags to the note to quickly find it later – That was until I found out that you can send notes from email to their right folders with tags using Twitter-like characters in the subject line.

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