Scented Business Cards

Business cards are a necessity for any business. Theysurfaces can absorb smells! Scented business cards
are especially important when your advertising budgetfor Scented Candle products!
is limited or you are in business for yourself. When II cheered out loud and Nat, my boyfriend, jumped up
decided to promote gourmet candles, I knew I wantedstartled.
business cards that would stand out. Since I am justHow did I do it?
starting out, my budget is limited. You have to takeOur candles are amazingly fragrant. They have natural
risks to get started (yes, you do have to spend moneyoils and ingredients that hold in the fragrances really
to make money), but I was not looking forward towell. So, I took some left over candle wax from a jar
spending upwards of $60.00 on business cards.candle I had burned down to the bottom of the jar
The person who got me hooked on the products(these things burn for like 100 hours and the jar still
(whom I try and thank every day!) suggested I trysmells yummy after). I scraped out what was left and
Vista Print. They have some great deals and you cancrushed it. I didn't want the cards to get greasy or
even get things for free. I purchased 250 customcolored from the wax (a waxy card is not exactly the
business cards. They had an image, my email and mybest way to greet some one), so I had to come up
website address on the front (I prefer to do businesswith a way to get the scent on the card without
in person or by email) and information about thegetting the candle on the card.
products on the back. They came with a freeTulle is a wondrous fabric.
silver-colored case. They cost me a little under $25.00I took the crushed candle chunks, wrapped it in cling
and came with credit toward my next purchase.plastic wrap and then wrapped that bundle in tulle. With
When I got them I was slightly disappointed to realizea sewing needle, I poked tiny holes through the tulle
they were card-stock, non-laminated and not glossy. Iand into the plastic wrap. I poked and poked until I could
must of stared at them for half an hour with areally smell the fragrance (apple cinnamon, by the
sideways frown on my face, trying to see what I couldway). I then took a ziplock sandwich back, put about
do with them to make them be more than just pretty30 of my cards (I want to try other scents later) and
card-stock. Then I had one of those moments wherethe fragrance tulle pouch and zipped it up. About 3
youalmost expect a light bulb to appear over yourdays later, I had apple-cinnamon scented business
head and go ding! The down fall of the cards wascards! And the longer you leave it in the bag, the
actually perfect!stronger the scent on the cards.
Have you ever had one of those fancy stationaryGive it a try and tell me how it works out for you!
sets that smelled like flowers? Unglossed card stockRemember, you must use un-glossed or laminated
paper is a porous paper surface. Porous papercard-stock business cards.