Business Card Makeover – The Final Winner!
The business card makeover contest has been a lot of fun. We have seen a number of cards which really needed a makeover. Along the way, we have been able to help several business owners. This month, our intern Dan took the lead on the redesign. Here is what he had to say about the process. Although it may be popular, a business card doesn’t need to be a bright color or have a flashy gradient to stand out. Sometimes, just a strong images can really catch someone’s eyes and portray something about the business at the same time. I’m not endorsing the use of stock...
read moreVote for Your Favorite
Entries are now closed, but you can still vote for your favorite by selecting the link below. Be sure to pick the card you believe most deserves to win!
read moreBiz Card Makeover: Inspiration
We’ve been talking a lot lately about what makes a bad business card: hard to read, printed on computer paper, and just plain ugly. So it’s about time we show you some examples of good design. Draw inspiration from these examples, but remember your card should ultimately reflect who you are, not just look cool and flashy. All photos are drawn from this great article. Check it out for dozens of more examples of great cards, as well as some tips on designing your own card. Simple Business Card Designs Can Be Beautiful A good business card doesn’t have to be crazy and avant...
read moreLast call for business cards!
As you know, we’ve spent the last two months on a personal crusade to put an end to ugly business cards. We’ve had a great time collecting aesthetically challenged cards and making over one lucky card each month, but this is the last call. If you’ve been holding onto your ugly business card, afraid to turn it in, this is your last chance. Check out the work that we’ve done for our past winners, and enter your own card for its own Extreme Makeover: Business Card Edition. Please be patient, it may take a moment for the form to load. ...
read moreWe Have a Winner!
Humans are very receptive to color. For instance, red makes us think of heat, fire, and passion. But it can also make us think of danger and blood. Blue is a calming color, associated with wisdom and trustworthiness. It’s also strongly connected with masculinity and is highly favored by men. So take a look at your logo and your business card. Are you using the right colors to attract the audience that you want? For instance, if you’re an accountant who uses purple in your logo, you’ve chosen a color that’s most attractive to children, who may not be in the market for...
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