Good Advice for Business Cards
Coroflot recently published seven points about popular business card design options. There is some good advice for common approaches and the pitfalls to avoid. Pica + Pixel stand by their belief that, even in this age of digital communication, face-to-face meetings and the impact of a well-designed business card are still a must for any creative career. You'd be surprised how many opportunities you'll have to hand out your business card once you have some – weddings, funerals, lunches, art openings, dinner with family – you never know where your next client might be.
3 comments:
What's everyone's opinion: Is it better to use the business card from your job? Or a more creative looking one just for yourself?
I love the idea of a personal card. The calling card. But then again, a professional card is always nice, too.
Seems to me the best thing to do is get both.
Of course, I'm a printer.
1. Hand out business cards liberally to everyone and anyone you meet – personal and business. Make sure you keep them wherever they’ll be needed – desk, briefcase, wallet, glove compartment, etc.
2. Enter business cards in drawings at local business, restaurants, etc.
3. Make sure your business cards are displayed and available at strategic locations targeting intended customers
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