Gone are the days in which you have to order 250 or 500 business cards from your local printer. With a computer, printer and business card paper, you can create your own business cards as you need them.

iBizCard Studio is a software application that can help. The program is simple to use and allows you to use create text in a variety of fonts, insert your own graphics, and even include a bar code if you’d like to make membership cards. Another great feature is the CD business card option. iBizCard Studio can guide you through the easy process of adding audio or video and creating an interactive business card.

Its priced comparably to other deluxe or professional business card software. It currently has 16 templates which is less that most other business card software; however, it does offer the bar code and interactive cd options that other programs don’t offer.

This is definitely worth checking out. With the online world being what it is, having an affordable way to create interactive CD business cards is a valuable tool.

You can learn more by visiting IBizCard Studio or you can download iBizCard here.

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I’ve been posting work-at-home jobs online since 1998. Over the years I’ve seen work-at-home and general job databases come and go. Some are still around, but just aren’t as good anymore. I do try to keep up-to-date, but its difficult to keep up with them all.

Recently I started getting some complaints about GoFreelance (Freelance Work Exchange). Because my credibility is on the line, I had to check it out. When I first tested the database, it was a solid, albeit expensive work-at-home job database. The cost is still $2.95 for a trial membership and $39.95 per month after that.

Imagine my surprise and disappointment when I visited yesterday. The cost is the same, but there are just a handful of jobs. I know of free work-at-home job websites with more work-at-home jobs posted! Below the job listings were other work-at-home options that weren’t jobs, but ads or affiliate links to other work-at-home programs. This isn’t bad necessarily, but why charge to access a nearly non-existant job database to then be sold other work-at-home programs?

I’m disapointed and I’ll admit its partly because GoFreelance has a very good affiliate program. However, I cannot in good conscience continue to promote it. I’m also upset because removing the link from my website pages will be a long and tedious task.

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