What do your business cards look like?

I ordered from Moo.com and UVCards. The quality of UV cards is much better than Moo. I'd suggest going with them. Moo is cheaper though and are still nice cards. UV cards just seems better quality and their strict printing guidlines give you the results you expect. Also, UVcards had a black friday deal where it was 50 bucks for 500 cards. Couldn't pass that up! Came out to about 70 bucks after the UV coating and round edges.

Here's a shot of my Moo cards. I don't have a shot of the UV cards yet though.

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^^Thanks for that, have never used UV cards before. Just ordered a pack of 1000 from Gotprint. Shipping to Canada was double the price of the cards themselves

Should get them next week!

Shadow on the Door wrote in post #13505004
ew, don't use vistaprint..I already made that mistake, it's not a product any real professional should feel good putting their name on.

Absolutely correct...

LeonaS wrote in post #13502296
If you go on to Vista Print the website you can create your own for all sorts of different companies and it is really cheap too

Agreed, their cards are cheap as in cheap quality. They lure people in with low or free prices. I've read many people posting on here about problems with quality of what they get back from them.

This is the place I've used. Double side color (can use your own images without extra cost unlike VistaPrint) thick, glossy paper. $1000 for $25 plus shipping. http://www.printdirect​forless.com/business-card-printing.html

$1000 for $25? Best deal ever.

cruleworld wrote in post #13300816
Got my card printed this last summer.

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Not bad my friend, I like the cards!!!!

Shadow on the Door wrote in post #13559120
$1000 for $25? Best deal ever.

hahahha! who would like to exchange with me?

Armans Photography wrote in post #13571348
=Arman's Photography;13571348]N​ot bad my friend, I like the cards!!!!

Thanks

New business cards came in front/back

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Call me old fashioned, but I prefer to keep the back of my sailing Instructor cards plain white so that I or the recipient can scribble down little reminder notes.

vegasboy wrote in post #13577327
New business cards came in front/back

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New Business Cards by FotosByAlex, on Flickr

White (or silver) on thick black card always looks good...

Hey all I'm glad I stumbled upon this thread. I need to get some cards made, but I need a logo first. Anyone have any ideas how or where I can do this??? Thanks!

Tim

skyking517 wrote in post #13602295
Hey all I'm glad I stumbled upon this thread. I need to get some cards made, but I need a logo first. Anyone have any ideas how or where I can do this??? Thanks!

Tim

There are some on the Services offered section of the Marketplace - this was one - https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1114896 I am sure there are others.

Some great cards in this thread. I too like keeping some white space so people can scribble stuff on them. My first card is targeting my event/wedding/portrait clients and the other is for commercial/architectur​al clients.

Front 1

Although not photo related, my bus. cards were double sized,,folded in middle giving 4 areas. could put more info on them,,without looking cluttered, also had one face for jotting notes or quick quote, always left back side blank. The big advantage,,,they stood out from the crowd,,people always did a double take when you handed it to them,,,plus you always give it to them fold so when they put it down it stood up on its own, standing out from the hoards of regular cards. A inexpensive way to diferenate you from the rest.