The troubled teen stereotype is a reality for many young people these days. Teen counselors provide an essential resource for your teenagers dealing with life issues, depression, anxiety and the usual high school problems. Being able to reach the teenagers and promote their services is a large part of the teen counselor’s business card.
Communication is key on the teen counselor’s business card. Be sure to provide a number of different ways to get in touch including the usual office phone ..read more
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As the energy industry takes on new directions and people in general become more interested in the natural world around them, the need for professional geologists increases. Whether its to analyze the ground before drilling commences or to provide geological surveys to potential land owners, the geologist holds specialist skills that people are willing to pay well for. The professional geologist’s business card should be just that: professional.
Choose two colors only for the geologist’s business card. Glitz and glamor isn’t ..read more
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Despite a world filled with downloads and blue teeth, some of the old school forms of entertainment still hold sway. The professional puppeteer educates and entertains children and adults as they keep old fashioned art forms alive. The puppeteer’s business card should be creative, colorful and eye catching.
Consider using metallic foiling to add an additional level of texture to your puppeteer’s business card. Purples, blues and green really sparkle in foiling and are a nice way to highlight either the ..read more
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We all love to watch the home design and decorating shows but ever think of styling houses for a living? The professional house stylist is paid a nice amount of money to make a house look welcoming, lived in and in keeping with the architecture as well as the listing price. In areas of high dollar real estate, the house stylist can be the difference between a commission and a loss for the realtor. The professional house stylist’s business card ..read more
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As Halloween quickly approaches many paranormal groups are considering their annual walking tours, public investigations and cemetery walks. This is the best time to hand out business cards and brand your rather unusual business to area people and potential clients. The ghost hunter’s business card should be sleek, professional and customized to suit the individual group’s philosophy.
Black is the common way to go when it comes to choosing a background color for the ghost hunter’s business card. If you go ..read more
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Vintage jewelry has always been popular with the elite few but as the new trend in collecting mid century or vintage items extend across the consumer board, the vintage jewelry appraiser is more than busy. A vintage jewelry appraiser assists buyers, collectors and sellers in evaluating the pieces they have and determining what they want to do with them. A jewelry appraiser’s business card should be classic, creative and professional.
Choose a well cut thick card for the jewelry appraiser’s business ..read more
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In these les s than perfect economic times, the car salesman struggles to keep clientele in and out of the showroom at a consistent pace. Commission dependable workers, the car salesman must use both his personal social skills as well as his business card to attract customers. A car salesman’s (or woman’s) business card should be eye catching but not too flashy, professional but not too stuffy in order to attract and keep customers.
Include all the usual contact information on ..read more
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The professional set designer spends their time dressing rooms for television, film, theater and advertising mediums. The set designer is a creative yet polished individual with a great eye for detail. That’s why the set designer’s business card should be colorful but conservative, focused but fun.
The black and white traditional business card seems inappropriate for a set designer. Think about color choice and arrangement on your card just as you would on your sets. This will help your business card ..read more
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Every time we turn around these days another business or technology innovation has taken place that leaves us all scrambling to order the latest doo dad, widget or wonder machine. The same thing occurs in the world of the business card. The options for business cards continue to increase. Here’s a rundown on some of the latest options
Classic-the traditional 3 by 5 inch business card remains a staple in the corporate business world. In fact rolodex addicts would cringe in ..read more
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The professional crafter spends their time during the week creating handmade items, gathering tools and raw materials for their product and advertising their wares. Every weekend is spent working the craft fair circuit. The craft vendor’s business card should be explicit, creative and professional.
It is important to provide as much contact information as possible on the craft vendor’s business card. As you travel around and may not have a home store, phone numbers and e-mail addresses should be proofread very ..read more
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