Important Info on a Business Card
Not every business has business cards but the ones that have them don’t always put the most important information on their cards. A business card will tell prospective clients about your business and the services that you offer. A business card or personal card should contain a certain amount of information regarding the business’ services and contact information.
The cards should contain at least a name and one method of how to contact the business or person listed on the card. This method does not clutter the card but it provides just enough information about your position within the company and the services you offer as a member of that company.
The card should also include the title of the person named on the card. For example, if you are the Director of Operations for a major radio network, place your job title underneath your name on the card. If you have more than one title, place it on the card as well, as long as it doesn’t clutter the card.
One form of contact information is the standard for business cards but if you have more than one way to be contacted, you should put those other methods on the card. An office phone number, a business cell number, one or two email addresses, a fax number, a street address, a web page and any other way you would like your clients to contact you via.
The business card should also include your company’s logo, design, or slogan. This will help to make the appearance of the business card more professional and should get the card noticed instead of thrown away or tossed into the bottom of an office drawer, never to be seen again.
Filed under: Marketing on February 5th, 2009
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