I just took a random stack of 39 business cards from my desk. 10 were blank on the back5 had hand written notes from either me or the person who gave it to me19 had large company logos or a list of services the company offers2 had offers of referral bonus, similar to the great suggestion from @Steve Vaughan3 had lines to track details on your appointment - one property property manager had lines for property address, size of unit, rent amount, deposit, app fee, likes and dislikesHonestly, I don't recall every looking at the back of most of these cards.

I like partnership sounding names, as if there are some real heavy hitters, like: Duey, Chetum & Howe, Real Estate Investors LLC :) Actually, there is a good thread about names and what to take into consideration, like name being available, length of name you'll be signing stuff, how does it sound and easy to say, answering a phone, size on cards and type style, logo that fits, etc. :)

You will be put in touch with a very nice person from Ashley Furniture Company (who will send very authentic-looking e:mails with the actual company logo), who will instruct you how to wire the payment for the furniture directly to the company to ensure timely delivery for the good doctor and his stressed wife.The financier cannot thank you enough for saving him, and agrees to immediately forward another cashier's check to cover the amount you wired to the furniture company (anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000).

You will also find that some users get to have their company logo displayed in the signature.

That's usually phase 1, then they move into phase 2 which is selling courses which are basically free information that's branded with their name & logo. 

I plan to make some changes to one in particular once we settle on the logo and work the adjustment from there.

Simply look at the top white label suppliers and many of the sponsor's logos are pasted directly on their site.  

Just wondering if anyone has ever used Legal zoom to start a business/LLC or for trade-marking a logo???

We set up an LLC from the beginning, but all your documents should have a logo and professional style headings with your business name, address, phone and email.  

Maybe that means take the fancy logo off the drawings and swap it out for text-only contact info.