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The thread explores various creative ideas for designing business cards, particularly focusing on what to include on the back of the cards. Participants share personal experiences and suggestions regarding recipes, promotional messages, and other information they have printed or written on their cards.
Views differ on the best content to include on business cards, with some participants favoring recipes while others prefer promotional messages or practical information. No clear consensus emerges on a single approach.
Participants share a variety of personal experiences and preferences regarding business card design, reflecting their individual strategies for engaging potential customers.
Consultants looking for creative inspiration for their business cards may find the shared ideas and experiences helpful in enhancing their outreach efforts.
ChefBeckyD said:I put the recipe for Garlic Parmesan Biscuit Bites on my newest ones.
cwinter474 said:You know I make those all the time, at least once a week and have NEVER put in the seasoning or cheese. Just the garlic and butter. Family is going to get a big surprise this week.
That is the way my consultant did it years ago, just butter and garlic.
Can't wait.
christinaspc said:Where do you find the garlic bite recipe? They sound interesting
byrd1956 said:You can print on large address lables or get the full size sheet lables...cut out and stick on. I use a regular address lable attached to the back of my card w/ "Receive a $10.00 bonus product of your choice when you host a minimum $300.00 show with me! Call or e-mail me for details" I really like the recipe idea though, think I will add that to some, too.
DebbieJ said:I got a card from a director at conference. She puts instructions for outlet ordering on the back of her cards. She said she's had $6000 in online orders so far this year.
DebbieJ said:I got a card from a director at conference. She puts instructions for outlet ordering on the back of her cards. She said she's had $6000 in online orders so far this year.
Popular themes for card designs include seasonal celebrations like birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries. Other themes can focus on specific hobbies, such as gardening or cooking, or even motivational quotes and messages. Choosing a theme that resonates with the recipient can make the card more meaningful.
Incorporating personal photos can add a unique touch to your card designs. You can use photo editing software to create a collage or simply feature a single photo as the focal point. Consider using a border or overlay to enhance the photo and match the overall theme of the card.
To create handmade cards, you will need basic materials such as cardstock, decorative paper, scissors, adhesive, and writing tools. Optional materials include stamps, ink, embellishments like ribbons or sequins, and cutting tools like paper trimmers or punches for more intricate designs.
Yes, there are numerous online resources for card design inspiration. Websites like Pinterest and Instagram are great for discovering creative ideas. Additionally, craft blogs and YouTube channels often feature tutorials and design tips that can help spark your creativity.
To make your card designs more eco-friendly, consider using recycled paper or cardstock and non-toxic inks. You can also incorporate natural elements, such as pressed flowers or leaves, and avoid plastic embellishments. Additionally, think about digital cards as a sustainable alternative to traditional paper cards.