OfflineRemember you are creating a mini billboard. In fact before you start designing your business card drive around and look at billboards and see what gets your attention
• Color: See what catches your eye see what color against other colors catch you attention quickly. What did they use for background? What did they use for the lettering?
• Headline: The one line that will grab attention and keep them reading.
• Message: What can you do for someone?
• Texture: Either a matt finish or a slick shiny finish
• Front Side and Back side use both sides of the card
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Do you see a problem with using one side for the sellers and the other for the buyers? I'd really like to be able to knock two out with one shot (aka..budget)
- Tommy
I don't see a problem with it. One person I read used a 4x6 card and used the top half for sellers and the bottom half for buyers. I don't see why it shouldn't work for business cards. Just make sure that both sides has your contact info. Good Luck!
Another great website that I like to buy my marketing materials is www.gotprint.com. I've used them serveral times and when I bought my business cards (from another venture), they came out pro. I designed the card and I ordered them one sided and glossy. They still have the same special for 5000 business cards for under $40-50. Double sided and other features are extra but you should check them out if you're on a tight budget. I think they mail all over the US. Hope this helps.
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Tommy, sounds like an excellent idea. I don't see why it shouldn't work? Just like R.E.Budda said, make sure both sides has your contact info. It will make it look more like two business cards in one.
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