Business card help

[wildrose]

Thanks! I still think they could use some layout work, but they've got what I need on them. There was a Celtic graphic in the middle of the front, but I had to do away with it.

[budd4766]

I went with Vistaprint.com. If you don't want anything too terribly fancy, they have a lot of "stock" cards to choose from and you might get 'em for about $20 for 250...from there, you just customize them anyway you like them.

I wanted my own image on my card, and they let me do that. When all was said and done, mine cost about $40 for 250. I just stamped a scrap piece, colored it, and took a close up pic of it to use for a background.

[dscott]

the leather pic is a great idea thanks

Dscott

[SPLeatherSales]

zazzle.com allows you to customize your own business cards. It is an inexpensive site to have professional looking cards made. I highly recommend it.

[Shorts]

I use glossy photos of my work with my name and website and email printed on it. I can't tell you how many double takes and compliments a good business card gets. Its the perfect hook after a good handshake introduction and a friendly conversation.

I intentionally do not list my address or number. If I want that particular person to have my number I'll write it on the back.

[TroyS]

Here's mine:

One of my clients also owns a graphics shop.

[Ken Nelson]

I use glossy photos of my work with my name and website and email printed on it. I can't tell you how many double takes and compliments a good business card gets. Its the perfect hook after a good handshake introduction and a friendly conversation.

I intentionally do not list my address or number. If I want that particular person to have my number I'll write it on the back.

I use Studio 3 in Rapid City, SD. The lady does awsome work, makes a premium card and is very reasonable. Her cards draw a lot of favorable comments and her turn around is quick. If anyone wants her contacts, let me know and I will post it. I think the last batch I got was a bit over $85.00 for 1000. 2 sided card, photo and text on both sides. Ken

[Dwight]

Most of my leather work tends more toward practical use, . . . and my business card reflects that.

Mine are done on Microsoft Publisher, printed on a laser printer, on standard office supply store business card computer stock.

May God bless,

Dwight

[VonFuct]

Here's my card I just had printed up... I think it came out well even though I designed it really quickly.

Edited April 29, 2010 by VonFuct

[dscott]

thank you all so much for all the imput