What are some of the best things you've seen printed on the back of business cards?
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My Grandfather and a few other people I have met, put a small bio on the back of their cards. This is nice for a few reasons..It will be unique, it lets you get to know the person a bit (which can be quite helpful if you are thinking of employing this person for services), and the person how gets the card will be way more apt to remember who you are...Also you can throw in a humorous antic-dote...leave 'em laughing.
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Look on the back of the card for a website
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Brochures,Banners,Advertisements and more things like those...
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You should get as many business cards made AS POSSIBLE.\n\n And put them out wherever you can! Like on bulletin boards, etc.\n\n Another thing is get your friends to mention your business in coversations [AKA "namedropping"]. You need to be highly visible and have your bussiness' name out there. \n\n Got a company logo? Put it on a tote bag and carry that around with you. Or make stationary with it, and use that for notes and whatnot.\n\nIf I think of some more ideas, I'll add them!\n\n[j]
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I have a friend who did very, very well with providing local restaraunts and lounges with table settings. She was allowed of course to have cards in the settings. Her candles were very unique and artistic... some even having photographs and memorabilia within a clear gel. She has quite a full time job for her shop and services weddings, parties, etc.
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My girlfriend made a card for me. She worked on it for hours. It is beautiful.
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Yes, there are sites that will do that, but if the cost is significantly less than a local print shop, chances are there will be advertising on the back of the card. Check it out carefully ... Nothing says "cheap" more than passing out a card that has advertising for someone else on it.
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My ex-husband's credit card. It certainly hit the spot!
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go here and click on free business cards banner on right side of screen
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It's the security code printed on the back of your credit card / bank card.
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people who've done business with them
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You're worried the printed notecards are impersonal, but you're willing to send a form letter?\n\nEnclose a personal note if you want to, but it's not expected. Announcements like that are just fishing for gifts anyway, so save your personal notes for the thank you cards.
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I live in Vegas and model at trade shows, so I have a weird collection of promotional items that are given away. This year at SEMA, Mopar gave away pilsner glasses and they had some pretty girls manning the kegs and handing them out. XM gave away really nice pens. A food company I worked for did a drawing and give away of nice items (golf bags, clocks, towels, umbrellas) every so often during the day and kept a steady crowd in their booth. Best one so far was a company that gave away their t-shirts and had us scan the crowd for people wearing the shirt and awarded a cash prize to people seen wearing it at the convention. It only took a second for the crowd to find out money was being given away and people were rushing to our booth. Good Luck
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http://www.libraryonline.com/letter_templates.html\nhttp://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~csb7/etcweb/businessletter.html
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On the marketing material have a code or have them to mention this add when calling or visiting.  To save printing you could simply ask each customer how they heard of your services.
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you can have one printed at fedex kinko's.
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Free business card tempaltes are available from sites such as www.microsoft.com - search for "business card template".\n\nYou can format it yourself, and print it on stock business card paper (e.g. from Avery or Staples) available in business/office/stationery stores. \n\nHowever, another consideration is: what business are you in, and how important is it for the card to look professional?\n\nThe home-made cards can look, well, home-made. Which may be ok for your business. If not, do invest in proper printing.\n\nA cheap online alternative is vistaprint.com - where you can upload your own logo and layout.\n\nGood luck!