Professional Business Card Design

Having a professional business card design created for your business is as important as any advertising that your business may do. The difference between a professional looking business card design can mean the difference between getting the most desirable business or always ending up with the lowest rung of clientele. Generally, the first impression a business has to reflect its image is through a great business card design.

Our business card design portfolio is not limited just to creating unique business card design. We offer many graphic design services, as well as, complete corporate identity packages that include letterhead, envelope and business card design. And, as part of design services we can fulfill all your printing requirements. Whether or not you decide to call us (845-247-0909) or "just look for now", take advantage of 24 years of creative business card design experience by reading the business card design tips and tricks below. Remember, great business card design starts with a Big Idea: Call WhatsTheBigIdea.com, Inc. at (845) 247-0909 for business card design and prices.

Business Card Design Tips:
1. Bright white paper stock is the only color you should use if your design is strong. Keep away from fluorescent colors as they are an uncreative way to catch someone's attention, which make your business card unbearable to read.

2. Stick to one typeface (font) besides your logo font. Keep the rest of the text easy-to-read using ONLY one typeface. There's no need to emphasize text by changing typefaces. Instead think of using a BOLD version of the font that you're a;lready using.

3. 4 color printing is inexpensive so don't think you'll save money if you scrimp on printing with two-color printing. You have the entire color spectrum to choose from to get your message across.

4. "I know what I want, I just don't know how to do it" - is a quote I hear often. Well? That's how it should be. Choose a brochure company who asks a lot of questions and wants to find out about the way you do business. A "creative" business card designer should interpret what you couldn't visualize.

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