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Tony Conrad
@tonysphere · Founder, about.me
We designed about.me so you can make a first impression on the web that inspires people to connect with you. With the release of Intro, we're enabling you to turn your page into a beautiful digital business card. Intro is simple, intuitive and let's you easily control how much information you share with the people you meet.
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Tony Conrad
@tonysphere · Founder, about.me
We designed about.me so you can make a first impression on the web that inspires people to connect with you. With the release of Intro, we're enabling you to turn your page into a beautiful digital business card. Intro is simple, intuitive and let's you easily control how much information you share with the people you meet.
We're very interested to hear i… See more
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Kevin Rose
@kevinrose · Builder of internet things.
I've been playing with Intro for a few weeks while under development, it allows you to selectively share different levels of contact info, email, vs email/phone, etc. which is pretty awesome.
Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Like many others in tech, I dislike business cards. They feel wasteful. At YC Demo Day, I gave out stickers instead of cards. Admittedly, not the most professional thing but it's not like I'm not reachable and I think most investors appreciated the kitty stickers far more than another 3.5x2.
That said, we've seen this "problem" tackled so many times befo… See more
Erik Torenberg
@eriktorenberg · Former Product Hunt
Last week I met Tony and instead of getting his business card, About.me introduced us via email in two seconds. i can't see people using business cards after this.
then i touched up my about.me profile and two things happened 1) i got compliments and invite requests from people I've wanted to meet 2) a few Product Hunt users reached out to me with positive … See more
Brian Clark
@blaurenceclark · Co Founder, HDP Health
Literally am building a competitor, this is interesting timing from their point... http://killthebusinesscard.com/