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Today's post is on Business Card...I guess many might know what is business card. But let me explain it in brief.
What is Business Card ?
Business cards are cards bearing business information about a company or individual. A business card typically includes the giver's name, company affiliation (usually with a logo) and contact information such as street addresses, telephone number(s), fax number, e-mail addresses and website. It can also include telex, bank account and tax code.
A Japanese business card is called a meishi. It typically features the company name at the top in the largest print, followed by the job title and then the name of the individual.
Today's post is on Business Card...I guess many might know what is business card. But let me explain it in brief.
What is Business Card ?
Business cards are cards bearing business information about a company or individual. A business card typically includes the giver's name, company affiliation (usually with a logo) and contact information such as street addresses, telephone number(s), fax number, e-mail addresses and website. It can also include telex, bank account and tax code.
A Japanese business card is called a meishi. It typically features the company name at the top in the largest print, followed by the job title and then the name of the individual.
As we talked before, even the most creative business card design
cannot guarantee your business success, however it is one of those very
first things that make a very long lasting impression. Don’t forget to include some interactivity – people love to
play and solve puzzles.
Before we move on to see collection of creative Business Card. I shall present few tips
- If you're serious about your business be serious about your business cards. Don't
focus on the money, focus on the quality. Business cards not only
provide contact details, they represent you and your organization.
People you give your card to will form a first impression within seconds
of receiving your business card (oftentimes before even reading it),
and you want that impression to be a good one. Make it appeal to the
senses.
- Have someone in house create a catchy logo and/or design and layout for your card. If you don't have anyone to do that, hire someone.
- Get high-quality, thick card stock that feels nice to the touch.
- Apply foil or glossy finishes it applicable to catch their eye.
Make your card stand out. If you spend enough time and quality on your card people will believe you put that same amount of effort into your business. Note that this doesn't just apply to business cards, but is generally a good rule of thumb for all of your printed products!
- Make the most out of your cards. Don't be afraid to use them as a marketing tool. Give them to everyone you meet. In fact, give everyone you meet two or three, so that they can give them out if the opportunity arises.
- Give your business card additional value. If you wish, you can usually create a useable backing for your business card—a calendar, appointment card, coupon, referral discount —give it value and decrease the chance that it will disappear into the trash bin.
- Make sure to order enough, but not too many. Order
enough so that you won't be afraid to hand them out in mass quantities
whenever the opportunity presents itself. But don't order so many that
you're stuck with them for years to come. There are often changes of
address, phone numbers, and position, and once that happens your old
cards are pretty much useless, unless you want to spend the time to go
through all of the cards and correct them by hand.
- Be creative...but not too creative. It is important to design a visually-pleasing layout for your business card. But there are times when you can take creativity too far. Nobody likes to receive business cards of odd shapes and sizes that wont fit into their Rolodex or other business card holder. Make the text big and dark/light enough to read. Don't use 'wacky' colors or fonts.
1. Personal Business Card
Personal project for Dario Monetini’s own business card. It’s made on a transparent plastic, and there’s a set of different objects you can use to put in front of the face of your friends to have a kind. The artists says it’s a funny version of an analogic photoshop!
2. Tok&Stok: Toy Chair Business Card
Going to a store and taking a business card is customary. Now, what you can do with it is what varies. Tok&Stok turned their business card in a entertainment. To allude to their easy to assemble furniture, the brand launched an unprecedented action that converts the business card in a little chair. To do so is very simple: just detach the parts marked and put them together. The back of the card has the logo, while the seat takes the essential information such as address and phone number.
3. BKK Grill: Grill Me Business Card
The business card
was stamped using lemon juice as ink, however the only visible copy on
the card is “grill me”. After grilling the card against fire, the
scientific effect between heat and lemon juice will cause the stamped
message to appear. The message is the name and contact detail of a stake
restaurant called BKK grill.
4. La Cambre Architecture: Business card
The new business card of this school now
takes the form of a Lego brick. This new business card perfectly
represents La Chambre- Architecture where the “imagination” and
“construction” are at the base of the formation of the young architects.
5. Mais Pilates Studio: Wake Up Your Body
A business card that shows, quickly and
interactively, the main benefits of doing pilates: to develop better
posture and flexibility.
6. Sandra Martins Makeup: Business Card
Rather than a conventional business card
to offer the makeup services to the customer, it was created a special
stamp that simulates a lipstick mark. The stamp may be applied to any
material, such as napkins, paper sheets, tissues etc.
I must say perfect Business Card for Makeup Artist.
I must say perfect Business Card for Makeup Artist.
7. Stylist Appointment Card
You can probably even use it as a comb too.
Perfect !!
8. Broke Bike Alley
Broke Bike Alley’s business cards
help you help your bike. The follow-up to their tire patch business
card, this card cum tool fits in your wallet and lets you adjust your
bolts and spokes. And open your beer. (Designer: Rethink Canada)
Amazing. You can use to fix bolt etc.
Amazing. You can use to fix bolt etc.
9. Bombay Bakery
These edible business cards were created
to promote a bakery, and available in different flavors like chocolate,
vanilla etc. (Designed by: Dizzy Design, Ashutosh Karkhanis)
10. Hair Dresser Business Cards
This is a fun and standout design that is both memorable and will keep the kid busy while you get your haircut. (Designer: Igor Perkusic)
Perfect for kids when you are in parlour.
Perfect for kids when you are in parlour.
11. Chart Business Card
Ideally, you can trust your financial advisor to sell before a
downturn and buy stocks before they go up. And so, a double-sided
business card to communicate this dual promise.
Low cost yet effective solution to showcase the prowess of a yoga practitioner on the flexible drink straws placed at fruit juice bars frequented by the target audience.
12. Y+ Yoga Center: Straw
Low cost yet effective solution to showcase the prowess of a yoga practitioner on the flexible drink straws placed at fruit juice bars frequented by the target audience.
13. Did you mean LaserPrintingInc.com?
Probably the best way to to show your website address on a business card.
14. Chris Fisher: Microphone Shaped Business Card
It’s easy to do a gimmicky card that would grab attention but the challenge was to make an impression without shouting out. Chris Fisher is one of the most-listened-to radio jockeys on Dubai’s airwaves.
15. Mixtape Generation Cassette Business Card
The best part of is that the phone number is hand-written. Gives this nice feeling that somebody had to do something before giving it to you.
16. Clapperboard Business Card
Creative business card designed for Feelme Crew – a team of people, dealing primarily with video shooting and editing.
Well these were Creative Business Card. I'll soon post Part II of Creative Business Cards..!! :)
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