[header] How to creatively use business cards for marketing your small business [title] Create a logo or trademark for your company before sending out promotional materials. [step] Make sure it is registered and protected with your secretary of state or county. Spend time and some of your marketing budget to create this logo yourself, with a graphic designer or with a marketing firm.
[header] How to creatively use business cards for marketing your small business [title] Create a logo or trademark for your company before sending out promotional materials. [step] Make sure it is registered and protected with your secretary of state or county. Spend time and some of your marketing budget to create this logo yourself, with a graphic designer or with a marketing firm.
[title] Have staff send out promotional cards at business events and gatherings. [step] Promote your business cards by displaying them online and at public events. [title] Employ a graphic designer to work with you on your business card. [step] Many businesses make the mistake of getting free business cards from a large online printing company, which means their business card looks generic and doesn't offer any extra information. You will want to make sure all materials are taken care of completely before sending out brochures and mail-orders. [title] Write a business plan that outlines your business objectives. [title] Have your business cards separated into two distinct sections. [step] The very center section should appear as a rectangle and the opposite should be located horizontally.