Business card blogs have a tendency to tell their readers to choose fancy fonts for their business cards that are creative and give their card “personality.” Some sites tell you to go with your established branding font no matter what. Even more sites tell you to pick “what you like.” None of these approaches mean your card will be successful, easy to read and engage your clients. For every new business card font choice ask yourself some ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips on October 20th, 2011 | No Comments »
I must admit I am addicted to browsing my online printer’s website. The constant deals that are e-mailed to me full of discount codes get me brainstorming my next set of business cards or related branding materials. I use an online printer for home office supplies and business promotions. Choosing the right printer for your business needs can take time and a little research. So what online printer works best for your business? Are there better business cards ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help on March 11th, 2011 | No Comments »
Once you have designed your perfect business card, it’s time to think about how to create a uniformly branded message for your company. It doesn’t make good marketing sense to have different colors schemes, background designs and fonts on any of your business marketing tools or stationery. Design your business cards carefully and then use them as the jumping off point for a bulk printing extravaganza.
When it comes to business printing these day there are a number of options. Consider ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help on May 31st, 2010 | No Comments »
The tax preparer gets very busy in April, often also in May as the late filers seek professional assistance before things get out of control. For many people, taxes are no problem, but for the majority the biggest issue of tax season is choosing a tax preparation service. The right business card can make sure that preparer is you.
The tax preparer’s business card should include enough contact information that the potential client feels comfortable in paying for your services. Information ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips, Marketing on April 2nd, 2010 | No Comments »
We get into the habit of thinking a business card size price of card is nothing more than that: a business card size piece of card. There are a number of alterative uses for the business card. For a reasonable price, printing business sized cards can provide advertising, discounts and information.
Business cards can be printed to make appointment cards. Ideal for the dentists or doctor’s office, most business card companies offer templates for just this purpose. Be sure to get ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips, Marketing, Printing on January 12th, 2010 | No Comments »
When meeting a colleague or potential employer, one of the first things you do is exchange business cards. Aside from providing your contact information, your business card also says something about who you are. A tacky card, creased card, or a card printed on flimsy, low-quality paper will not reflect well upon you.
Your business card should be clean and simple, with limited text. The graphics should be appropriate, nothing ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help on June 17th, 2009 | No Comments »
Business cards are an excellent way to help market your business, whether it is a small or large business. There are traditional business cards and nontraditional business cards available for distribution today for any type of business you might be operating. Business cards make the best marketing strategy for businesses today.
A marketing strategy is a plan employed by a business to get their business’ image, services, and information out to the public via a variety of different methods. A marketing ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Marketing on February 17th, 2009 | No Comments »
Following our theme for the week, creative business card ideas, we have plucked an obscure idea out of the sky for today’s post. We have been preaching about thinking out of the box when designing and producing your business cards and this idea fits the mold of thinking out of the box. Today’s idea can be used by graphic designers, artists, writers, radio announcers, television hosts and bands alike. This idea is more common for the latter three but all ..read more
Filed under: Design Tips on February 13th, 2009 | No Comments »
