These days there are a multitude of business card designs, templates and styles out there. Now even the shape and material of the business card comes in a variety of options. The basic types of business card are classic rectangle, die cut and recycled cards. Here’s the skinny on each type to help you decide which is best for your business.
The classic rectangular business card is expected and predictable but also stylish and professional. ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help on February 12th, 2011 | No Comments »
Business card holders have been around as long as business cards and a lot of people choose not to use them. It seems sort of silly when the modern business card holder is stylish, affordable and gives the impression that you are someone who attends to every detail. There are a number of different styles of business card holder.
The metal business card holder is the classic way to store and display your business cards. Sleek, thin and sturdy, the metal ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Marketing on May 31st, 2010 | No Comments »
As summer approaches many people want to work on their tennis game giving tennis coaches and instructors ample opportunities to increase business. A professional tennis coach provides assistance with technique, understanding of the game and improving natural skill. They usually charge by the hour or timed session. The tennis coach’s business card should be informative, attractive and reflect the experience of the owner.
The tennis coach’s business card should include as much contact information as possible. The cell phone number is ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips, Marketing on April 15th, 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 »
The holidays are a time of kitchens and cooking and a busy time for owners and managers of kitchen supply shops. The business card of a kitchen supply shop should display uniqueness, creativity and quality goods. Now is a great time to order new business cards.
Because there is such a range of kitchen stores out there, making sure customers and potential customers understand the scope of your stock is important. Frustrated people who came for a jelly mold when all ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips on November 4th, 2009 | No Comments »
It’s not often the dentist hands you the client a business card. Most of the time you found your dentist in the yellow pages or through the recommendation of a friend. This does not mean a stack of cards isn’t available at the office. The hope seems to be that you will pick a few up, put one on the fridge and hand the rest out to friends. But some dentists, especially children’s dentists should consider investing in two sets ..read more
Filed under: Business Card Help, Design Tips on September 24th, 2009 | No Comments »
Traditional business cards are lackluster and don’t bring any attention to the person handing them out for their business. A traditional business card includes just a name, phone number, email address and street address with a company logo or design. After a while these types of cards lose their appeal and don’t get the message out there to the right people.
There are nontraditional business cards that can be designed and distributed to people nowadays and these nontraditional business cards open ..read more
Filed under: Design Tips on February 11th, 2009 | No Comments »
