Business Card Calling Card- style Printing |
Tips and tricks on how to best utilize your business card |
| Print on the reverse side of your calling card |
Printing on both sides of your business card
If you are planning and preparing your graphic design for your business card do not overlook printing on the rear. Here are some ideas: Management change, Print an appointment line, Print a mission statement, Mission statement, Business development, or Strategic planning, the possibilities are unlimited.
The Thickness and Finish of your Calling Card Matters
The substance the calling card is printed on also makes a difference. A lite and slender card seems and feels when touched cheap. Some like to use the inexpensive, tear and print business card. Do they serve a purpose? I thought so until I saw a card I had made from an ink jet printer 1 week after, the ink had smeared making some of my vital information unreadable and the edges had torn. I recommend printing your business cards on premium .012 coated white with aqueous coating. We are offering our aqueous coating free for a limited time only. Aqueous coating is similar to a laminate coating at a fraction of the cost.
Graphic Examples and Ideas For Reversed Side Printing Calling Cards
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Calling Card- style d
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Calling Card- style b |
Calling Card- style f
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Calling Card- style c |
Calling Card- style g
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Calling Card- style j |
Calling Card- style h
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vert-Calling Card- style o |
Calling Card- style i |
vert-Calling Card- style e |
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vert-Calling Card- style l |
Calling Card- style k
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vert-Calling Card- style m |
How Do Printing Inks Work? |
| "Inks may be either opaque or transparent. Although there are many uses for both, the bulk of printing and all reproduction of colored pictorial material, such as art work or photography by process printing, require transparent inks. Such reproduction utilizes the three transparent subtractive secondary colors (plus black generally) to reproduce all the colors of the original."
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