Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Business Cards




When trying to potential employers to remember you, business cards become an important part of your identity. In a simple According to MerchTechnologies, “It reflects who the person is. It gives people an idea of what the person is capable of doing in the event that the service one offers is needed in the future.”

The business card is a way to get your name and information out quickly and conveniently, even if it is only 3.2 x 2 inches. Your name becomes the most important piece of information to be printed and it is your responsibility to make sure that there is enough information in the small space that the employer knows how to get in touch with you if they have interest.



It is not simply enough to have personal information printed on a small piece of paper. In this day and age of design, going above and beyond the callings of a business card has become a standard and it is your responsibility to stay above the curve. This can be achieved in many ways as listed below:
  • Do not be limited to the “3.2 x 2 inch standard”. Think outside the box and play with different sizes and shapes. The more unique the shape of the card is, the more likely it will be remembered in the long run.
  •  Have a unique design that speaks specifically to your personality. This can be achieved with different colors and patterns. Having a logo on the front with information below has become a standard, so bust it and find something that works in a beautifully designed manner.
  • Don’t be afraid to experiment. Look at many examples that exist, with different textures and ideas. Find something that works for you and make it unique.
This small piece of your identity is becoming more and more useful with the amount of information being passed around to companies. Make sure to do a lot of research and strive to come up with the most beneficial way of presenting your contact information.

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