Business Card Design
I have had people ask what my business card looks like. I just had to order more and thought I would share my design.
I order from fedex office in the heavy stock.
This is the card I give to tenants and at showings.
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Comments (10)
I used to use the back of the card to tell people that I bought property. I never got a single deal from it so I took it off. It looked cheap. I like it a lot better now. It is much cleaner.
Jeffrey K., about 14 years ago
Nice looking card. Do you use the back of the card? I would recommend ditching the gmail acct and using the email address at your domain.
Wade Munday, about 14 years ago
nick, i think that's a great idea..an investor gave me his card the other day, and on the back was some sort of amortization schedule for a 100,000 loan..i thought it was a neat gimmick to keep in my wallet
Account Closed, about 14 years ago
You can be my latex salesman Jeffrey!
Bryan Hancock, over 14 years ago
Where is the like button for the previous Seinfeld references? On another note, I just read an article on Entrepreneur.com regarding the back of your cards real estate. There was some really good ideas. Some of them being almost 'obvious' in this 'Social Media/New Media' day in age and placing a twitter/facebook url on the card. Using the back of it to provide the customer with something of value, whether it be a calender, a list of services/products or something again of value to the customer who receives your card. Have you thought about that and is it something you would/could incorporate?
Nick J., over 14 years ago
vandelay!!! say vandelay!!
Account Closed, over 14 years ago
Nice design..Does the name "Vandelay" has any significance to George Coztanza and the Seinfeld episode? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandelay_Industries
Sharad M., over 14 years ago
Clean. I like it. Glad to see its not one of those folded fake $100 bils.
Kevin Kaczmarek, over 14 years ago
Where is the picture of George?
Bryan Hancock, over 14 years ago
Nice card Jeffrey; it is clean, and professional -- thanks for sharing.
Joshua Dorkin, over 14 years ago