Business card ideas?

You'd be best to have separate cards for each.

If you want to display each, why not have a central box with the address, phone etc and have little arrows/lines off to each of the four corners giving a glimpse of what each service is. Have to really skinny the corner text down, of course.

Better yet: do a two sided card type brochure and put two per side. This way folks will get to know all your services.

You could make it a mailer by simply doubling the card brochure to allow for a 'grabber' on the frontside and mail addy etc on the other with the four ads within.

Sandi Bowman

If they're simular or complimenting services - I say list them
You could set up the card as Sandi suggested, or place contact info in one corner (like lower left) and list the different services prominently in the center.

BUT if the services (or profit centers) are vastly different or of a competing nature and they're listed on the same card - it'll just look like you either can't make up your mind as to what you're doing, or like none of the services is good enough to make it on it's own merits (whether this is true or not, can turn potential customers/clients off from utilizing you for those services).

Sandi & Jafetica --

Thanks for the input. I guess I'm just trying to avoid the hassle of carrying so many different business cards around with me.

Another option I thought of: a simple card with my name and phone number, email, etc. that I just scribble a note on when I hand it to a particular prospect. For instance, I'm talking to somebody about putting a direct mail campaign together for them, and I could just scribble "direct mail" on the back of the card to remind them. If I'm writing resumes, I'd just scratch "resumes" on the card.

Nothing's simple, is it?

Those two items could be considered complimenting businesses...
You could list them together underneath a broader heading of "Business Services"