MOO.COM Launches Industry’s Most Unique Social Business Card

MOO.COM Launches Industry’s Most Unique Social Business Card

East Providence based MOO.COM today launched a new model of social-business networking as the print specialist announced a Facebook integration with its customized printed business cards. The product allows each card to have a unique look and feel, and bridges the gap between online and offline.

MOO.com was flagged by GoLocal's business experts as one of Rhode Island's emerging companies that could transform the state's economy.

According to MOO.com, the integration will give Facebook users the ability to leverage the content they’re adding to their Timelines for their own Facebook Card. People will now be able to take snapshots of their lives from their Timelines and bring them into their offline social and business networking experience with the Facebook Card.

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“MOO.COM is very excited to announce this integration with Facebook to provide a revolutionary new customer experience that brings together Facebook Timeline with MOO’s high quality printed products,” said Richard Moross, CEO and Founder of MOO.COM.

“It’s clear that consumer habits of sharing business and personal information are evolving, and the lines between online social networking and offline business networking are not just blurring, but vanishing.

“This integration places MOO and Facebook at the leading edge of this new trend: seamlessly turning your dynamic online presence into a beautifully designed, high quality offline 'social' business card. We're very excited about this new and unique way to share your contact details, and other profile information, with friends in the real world," added Moross.

“Timeline helps people tell their story on Facebook and feature the parts of their life that mean the most to them,” said Facebook spokesperson Jillian Stefanki. “The MOO.COM integration makes it possible for people to take this same experience with them offline.”