1)Download and Install Jyve WebTools Skype plug-in
2)After Download Jyve will start.
3)Follow this link to http://plugin.jyve.com/skypecard/
4)Fill in the form. Your current Skype profile information will already be included. You may change this if you wish.
5)Press save and copy the html at the bottom of the page onto your blog or webpage. Save. View your card. Make amendments.
6)As long as your Jyve-Skype plug-in is running your presence information will be updated on the card and on any website you choose to leave it on. For example it's on my RYZE page. Add it to a flexible platform like a wiki (sometimes you need to change the code), perhaps MSN spaces... whereever want to share your presence.
7.Manage your online Jyve presence status. Options include "in a call" disclosure and a independent status control.

The very observant will note there is a change from the first system that enabled easy and quick call back information. Messages are no longer sent to a central server. You must have Skype n Jyve installed to use the calling features.

It may have been a coincidence however yesterday I received a note from Richard Moross the founder of something called PleasureCards. I played around quickly on the site. What intigued me was the business model to get card printed. I liked less the highly structured control of the information. Still combine PleasureCards with a Jyve WebTools and some interesting new opportunities would emerge. What I'd really like for the Jyve - Skype Card is a format for creating it that mimics Google's personal page in beta. See this. http://www.google.com/ig The flexiblity to move elements around is what will really make products like these take off.