Business Cards

14 Business Card Designs in Dark Colors

In a world of business cards where most designs are white or multi-colored, dark business card designs can separate you from the rest. Here are a few examples of beautiful blue and black business card designs.

Date: 10/11/2009 | Under: Smart Design | 14 Comments

Announcing the UPrinting Blog’s First Giveaway Winners!

We got so many wonderful and creative entries here at the UPrinting Blog’s Business Card Giveaway that we decided to even out the odds by choosing the winners through random selection! Through Random.org, four winners were selected; three from comment entries and one from a tweet entry. The screenshots of the results are below. Now, drum roll please…

Date: 10/10/2009 | Under: What's New | 4 Comments

Win Free Business Cards Printing from UPrinting.com!

Here at the UPrinting.com Blog, we do our best to give you great ideas for your printing, designing and marketing. But this time, we’ve decided to give you something more! Today we are proud to announce our first Blog Giveaway. Just by commenting, four lucky readers will win 250 free business cards!

Date: 10/09/2009 | Under: What's New | 40 Comments

Business Card Ideas: Localizing Your Business Card for International Travel

Smart business card ideas go beyond hot design or quality printing; it’s also about understanding your understanding. And for international business travelers, that’s where localization comes in.

Instead of grabbing a stack of your English-language, American cards, you should be bringing along cards designed specifically for the culture and language of your potential customers and the area where you’re headed.

Here are some design ideas and tips to make your next international business introduction go just a little bit easier:

Date: 07/08/2009 | Under: Marketing Ideas | No Comments

How to Get the Most Out of Your Salon Business Cards

Clients grab them on the way out the door, stylists hand them out to friends and you carry them with you everywhere; they’re your salon business cards. It’s time you started getting the most you can out of them, and here’s how.

Date: 06/29/2009 | Under: Marketing Ideas | No Comments

Photography Business Card Ideas for the Freelance Photographer

You’re working a wedding and the bride’s cousin comes up to you and asks if you have a card. Do you? If not, or if your existing card is in serious need of an overhaul, keep reading for some critical photography business card design tips.

Date: 06/26/2009 | Under: Marketing Ideas | No Comments

Personal Business Card Ideas for the Social Media Era

The classic calling card has seen resurgence in the age of email, Twitter, Facebook and multiple phone numbers. Gone are the days when we can simply scrawl a number on a new contact’s hands or scribble our digits down on a napkin. Today, there are numerous ways to get in touch with someone, so many that personal business card design ideas are making a comeback.

Date: 06/24/2009 | Under: Marketing Ideas | 1 Comment

Construction Business Cards: How to Make Cards that are Professional and Effective

The construction business is competitive, which means your construction business cards have to be too. Here are a few tips that will help your construction business stand out without straying too far from a classic format:

Date: 06/22/2009 | Under: Smart Design | 2 Comments

Business Card Printing Sizes

The standard business card is typically 2×3.5”, but that doesn’t mean you have to color within those lines. It also doesn’t mean you can fire up a 2×3.5” design and call it a day. In fact, there a number of business card printing size options and settings that can make or break your card.

Date: 03/05/2009 | Under: Printing Tips | No Comments

Designing Business Cards for a Trip to Japan

Many of our clients print multiple versions of what’s essentially the same business card, but each version corresponds to a different culture or country. If you’re doing business in Japan though, this kind of redesign becomes almost essential.

Date: 02/27/2009 | Under: Smart Design | No Comments