Today I‘m going to be looking into three technical things to consider when creating your own business cards: These are business cards sizes, specifications and bleed. You can learn more of the non-technical aspects when you request our free guide: Business Cards Secrets by entering your name and email in the box provided to the right.
Creating Your Own Business Cards?
If you are are an entrepreneur, business professional or graphic designer looking to create business cards, here is how to get started:
It’s actually pretty easy to make professional-looking business cards using may programs you likely already have on your computer. You can start from scratch in some, including Microsoft Word, OpenOffice Writer, OpenOffice Impress, Microsoft PowerPoint and others You can also find customizable templates for many of these applications as well..
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You’ve heard of the “new” trend in business cards right? Digital versions. Smartphone Apps and website services to replace the paper cards. Do they work? Are digital business cards better? In this article we’ll review a few of the newer digital options, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of digital business cards and answer the question of if they are better than paper cards.
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Do you know that Business Cards are the main marketing vehicle for most types of businesses? but, many business people and entreprenuers really don’t understand the value of their business cards or how to use them to generate massive return on investments (ROI’s). In this article you’ll learn how to turn an investment of around ten cents ($0.10) into a massive ROI of 1,000% and more. Continue reading ‘How to get a 1,000% ROI on an Easy 10 Cent Investment!’ »
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You’ve probably seen a vertical business card. Although they aren’t nearly as common in the basic templates of most online printers, but they do indeed exist. As the name indicates, vertical business cards have the length shorter than the width and the content layed out accordingly. It’s kind of like flipping from portrait to landscape with paper.
So why would you consider doing vertical business cards?
Good question! 
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I was looking around the net the other day searching for some cool business card examples and found a few good ones in the Information Technology or IT realm.
As you’d no doubt expect, most of the ones I found were pretty basic and boring corporate cards focusing on logo and stuff like that. Luckily a few stood out!
I’ll share these collections over the next few days.
Check them out and hopefully you can get some ideas from them for your next IT business card design.
Although the actual content and layout may work better in an information technology field. you can still use the concepts and ideas for inspiration in other niches as well.
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