Business Card Holders:

A business card case works best when you're out of the office. But what if you're in the office? How do you keep and store a stack of business cards together on your desk without making such a mess? Unless you want your client to think that selling business card cases is your business, you shouldn't use a business card case to store your business cards in the office. Instead you use a business card holder.

A business card holder is what you use to store your business cards conveniently on your desk, or any other flat surface, for that matter. These business card holders will keep your business cards safely bound together. So you won't ever have to worry about a cluttered office desk again.

The two most common kinds of business card holders are the upright business card holder and the supine business card holder. In the upright business card holder, the bottom surface of the holder is slightly slanted so that the cards are held in an upright position. This kind of business card holder is great for keeping the cards within eyeshot of the person in front of the desk without being too intrusive.

The supine business card holder, on the other hand, keeps the business cards in a neat pile or stack. Most supine business card holders can hold more cards than the upright business card holder. While the supine type may not be as presentable to the eye as its upright counterpart, it definitely more than makes up for its storing capacity.

Even business card holders are also manufactured out of different materials. The most common materials used are metal (common metals, for the most part) and plastic. Plastic holders are definitely cheaper. The metal holders are generally more expensive, but they also look better and are more stylish than plastic holders.