Vintage jewelry has always been popular with the elite few but as the new trend in collecting mid century or vintage items extend across the consumer board, the vintage jewelry appraiser is more than busy. A vintage jewelry appraiser assists buyers, collectors and sellers in evaluating the pieces they have and determining what they want to do with them. A jewelry appraiser’s business card should be classic, creative and professional.
Choose a well cut thick card for the jewelry appraiser’s business ..read more
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In these les s than perfect economic times, the car salesman struggles to keep clientele in and out of the showroom at a consistent pace. Commission dependable workers, the car salesman must use both his personal social skills as well as his business card to attract customers. A car salesman’s (or woman’s) business card should be eye catching but not too flashy, professional but not too stuffy in order to attract and keep customers.
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Game designers are in high demand these days as more and more companies look to the world of gaming to attract new clients and build younger customer bases. The professional game designer has a unique skill set that many laypeople don’t really understand. A game designer’s business card should be explicit, professional and graphically eloquent.
Upload your own background design for the game designer’s business card. This could be a still from a recognizable game you have created in the past, ..read more
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The modern school principal is both a manager of teachers and an example for students. Principals are in charge of budgets, boards, classrooms and syllabi. They enforce discipline, meet with disgruntled parents, are involved in the hiring and firing of staff and organize functions, fundraisers and graduation ceremonies. The school principal’s business card should reflect the many facets of their position while remaining approachable yet professional.
Black and white, reminiscent of the old fashioned chalkboard will create a friendly and fun ..read more
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The professional set designer spends their time dressing rooms for television, film, theater and advertising mediums. The set designer is a creative yet polished individual with a great eye for detail. That’s why the set designer’s business card should be colorful but conservative, focused but fun.
The black and white traditional business card seems inappropriate for a set designer. Think about color choice and arrangement on your card just as you would on your sets. This will help your business card ..read more
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Every time we turn around these days another business or technology innovation has taken place that leaves us all scrambling to order the latest doo dad, widget or wonder machine. The same thing occurs in the world of the business card. The options for business cards continue to increase. Here’s a rundown on some of the latest options
Classic-the traditional 3 by 5 inch business card remains a staple in the corporate business world. In fact rolodex addicts would cringe in ..read more
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The professional crafter spends their time during the week creating handmade items, gathering tools and raw materials for their product and advertising their wares. Every weekend is spent working the craft fair circuit. The craft vendor’s business card should be explicit, creative and professional.
It is important to provide as much contact information as possible on the craft vendor’s business card. As you travel around and may not have a home store, phone numbers and e-mail addresses should be proofread very ..read more
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Death is one of life’s inevitable stages and the professional bereavement counselor is trained to help people with their own death and the passing of others. A bereavement counselor is specially trained to be sensitive, sympathetic and offer professional advice based on a combination of therapeutic experience and formal education. The bereavement counselor’s business card should be professional dignified and exude empathy.
Be sure to emphasize professional credentials on the bereavement counselor’s business card. List academic associations as well as degrees ..read more
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As the new school year approaches the need for professional essay writers increases. Whether helping students with editing their own papers, writing papers for a consulting service or freelancing at home for local college students, essay writers are in high demand. The professional essay writer can make a solid income helping students with their work. The essay writer’s business card should be explicit and friendly.
A writing theme is appropriate for the essay writer’s business card. A background design that includes ..read more
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The professional sculptor spends their time studying the world around them, both natural and societal and creating art pieces that reflect that world. Sculptors are employed by individual private clients, art galleries and large corporations. Sculptors often work on a commission basis or sell their pieces on consignment. The sculptor’s business card should reflect their creativity as well as their professionalism.
Consider choosing sand or stone colors for the sculptor’s business card. A dove gray business card makes potential clients think ..read more
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