Which Card Design?

looking to get some suggestions on which you would use?

Thanks

FRONT:

1.

First thing I noticed is you call your Facebook page a "website" on some of those cards, like #3. Another thing, I would leave the back card blank...no color, or at least a light color. This way you can write notes etc to people.

As far as the cards. I don't hate any of them, but I can't say I really like any either.

I prefer the first one. Its simple and gives the information.

But why no address?

Lowner wrote in post #16408714
But why no address?

Because I don't want random people to know where I live with thousands of £ worth of equipment! lol

Thanks for the comments..

A space on the back for notes is a very good idea..

Lowner wrote in post #16408714
But why no address?

Unless he has a studio at home, it's not needed.

Agreed with the white space, that way you can write down useful stuff (like you adress, if needed)

I'm drawn towards
Front: 2/3
Back: 1/3

I like the first one too, very simple / clean. Back of card I'd either leave blank or just have the URL on there.

There sure are a lot of Trevors on here! I just bought a fisheye lens from another one apparently our name is more popular than I thought! I thought I CC'd myself or something when I saw (what looked like) my name pop back right away w/ his fast response!

not a big fan of the all black, but the 1st one is my favorite. Agree, unless you have a studio address, a physical address is not necessary. And yes, don't call your FB page a website, as it's no such thing. You list the real thing under your biz name anyway.

Using the icons for FB etc is neater than spelling it all out IMO

Back in white for notes is a great idea, and nice and clean too.

I like the last set. Bigger type is important on a small black card. I think the problem with previewing the image on the computer is that white type on a black field is really crisp on a backlit monitor, not so much on a card and the skinny little fonts up top are going to be hard to read.

I'm a fan of the first one. I also like the idea of a white space for notes.