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Business Card Design Tips
These articles offer tips and advice on how to use graphics, logos, photos, words, value and extra space to your advantage.
- Double Your Sales Potential with Double-Sided Business Cards
by Christopher J. Brunner: Swapping business cards is one of the most basic and common forms of networking in the business world. With something that is so typical, people often hand out cards blindly while not really thinking about what the card does AFTER you hand it out... - How to Choose Photos, Logos and Graphics for Your Business Cards
by Diana Ratliff: One of the most critical decisions you'll make as you design your card is whether or not to add non-text elements such as a photo, your logo or additional clipart or graphics. How do you decide whether words or pictures are more effective use of the limited space on a business card? ... - Alternative Uses for Business Cards
by Linda Elizabeth Alexander: Aggressive business card marketing isn't about handing your business cards out to everyone you see. The card itself must have a new use, an innovative design, or something other than the usual contact information printed on it. To make your little card stand out, try designing your cards around these alternative uses... - Power Words for Business Cards
by Christopher J. Brunner: These days, a small business needs every ounce of marketing muscle they can get. Business cards are a perfect weapon for an entrepreneur to have in the trenches when competing for customers... - 8 Reasons Why People Retain Business Cards... How to Get Them to Keep Yours
by Diana Ratliff: Do you remember how proud you were the first time you saw your name in print? Most entrepreneurs feel that same flush of pride when they gaze on their new business cards. That small piece of paper represents years of planning and effort and hard work and dreams. The thrill of seeing "your name in print" on a business card is hard to beat.... - Leverage the Power of Color to Your Marketing Advantage
Of all the forms of non-verbal communication, color is the most instantaneous method of conveying messages and meanings. Our very survival depends on the ability to identify necessary objects and/or warning signals from colors that we relate to them...