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Why creative business cards are important for attracting new customers
The fact is that any creative is welcomed by almost all people. What does creative mean? It means funny, topical, original and unusual. As soon as you create a creative business card, customers will literally run to you. And this is no ordinary chatter.
Just imagine how much you will stand out from the competition if you are full of creativity and creative ideas? Your name (or the name of your company) will be recognized by hundreds of people who receive your business card. Moreover, it is possible that the photo of your business card will end up in all social networks to humorous public pages. After all, people love wit. You will simply be torn from calls from potential customers!
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Why creative business cards are best designed in "Idea Print"
A business card is an indispensable attribute of every business person. Its main purpose is to provide information about a specialist or company, and to sell services. But does an ordinary white cardboard with dry text written on it cause interest? Hardly. Such business cards are usually automatically hidden in a pocket and then thrown away, or lying around on the desktop for months. Creative people create for themselves truly unusual business cards, which in themselves are an interesting souvenir.
Someone will say that such business cards distract attention from the main information on them. We think differently: only original and memorable business cards can arouse real interest in a specialist and a desire to use his services. After all, even if a person made such a banality as a business card phenomenal, then he certainly does his job perfectly.
The most unusual business cards: photo
1. Business card of the creative studio Skill Lab. Made using extrusion technology.
2. Business card of the Grafanna company, which specializes in the development of design for packaging. If you look at a business card from a certain angle, an optical illusion is created. We see a solid image, which is actually located on different faces of the paper structure.
3. These delicious business cards belong to one grocery store in Vancouver. Agree that their appearance causes a strong appetite!
4. Built-to-spec online store business card in the form of a pistol. With a single movement of your hand, you can turn the gun into a rectangle and read all the information.
5. Business card of the company L Multimedia. Carrying it in your wallet may be inconvenient, but the shape is very creative.
6. Personal business card of the artist Noel Pelavin. They look especially impressive in piles :) Maybe he distributes them in whole packs?
7. Limbo business card. Small, but unusual!
8. But this business card is made of organic glass. For the manufacture of only fifty copies, you need to pay about $ 30.
9. Business card-robot company Scizors. If follow the simplest instruction on the business card itself, you can quickly make an interactive robot from a flat image.
10. Fabio Bortolotti business card in the form of a space invader! According to the designer who developed it, this mood was inspired by the video game Space Invaders, which was popular in Japan in the 1970s.
11. Business card of Alan McCormack, owner of an online store. This business card is made of walnut wood.
13. Business card for Tian Lan Photography, designed by Cohezion. Well, what other business card can a photographer have? By the way, the "cap" of the lens is removed.
14. And this is just a very stylish and modern business card. Black and white will always be in trend.
15. Business card for Paper Donut in the shape of a pyramid. You can turn such a business card in your hands for a long time and even keep it as a souvenir.
16. Business card of a specialist who helps people cope with baldness.
17. Making a business card in the form of a keychain is a great solution! So some may not part with it at all. And if you need to sew a shirt to order, the contacts of the sewing company are always at hand.
18. Business cards that make you want to enjoy a banana or strawberry milkshake. And the manufacturer only needs this :)
19. And here is a very impractical business card from Ryan Johnstone Electrical. But it is immediately clear that the activity of the enterprise is connected with electricity.
20. Fitness trainer business card. He will stretch your muscles the way his business card can.
21. Editor Dan Rose showed all his talent in making his calling card. It turned out such an interactive thing in the form of a car. And not just any, but the Nissan Skyline.
22. Business cards for designers should be especially original. So Roland Murillo created business cards for himself, which are remembered by absolutely all the people to whom they fall into the hands. They can be used as tokens, as coasters for coffee cups, and just as an unusual thing to have around.
23. Business card "find the right words". José Contreras loves to see people's reactions when he hands them his business card face down. But on reverse side There is an answer to the verbal puzzle.
24. Business card of stylist and hairdresser Yuki Suziki. As hair for the images depicted on the business card, ordinary invisible hairpins were used.
25. Business card of the Flow yoga center in the format of a training mat - it can also be twisted into a roller. It is a pity that its size is not suitable for use in yoga classes :)
The list of creative business cards, of course, does not end there. Soon you will find new collections of all the most interesting and unusual!
Note to businessmen
A good business card does not guarantee business success at all, but it can definitely help you! That's what the first impression depends on. Let's take a look at 30 cleverly designed business cards that will help you figure out how to present yourself well and in an original way.
Many of us have probably sinned by taking business cards purely out of courtesy and then safely throwing them in the trash can. However, these business cards will remain with you - whether physically, in memory, but still will not fly into the trash.
The success of these cards lies in the fact that they are designed in such a way that you are sure to be remembered or useful. It can be product samples, tools or fun mini-toys, while others manage to leave an impression only by writing an address and phone number.
In the business world, it's essential to stand out from the crowd, and here are some creative marketing ideas to help you do just that!
1. Business card of a cosmetic surgeon
2. Business card of a yoga instructor
3. Cheese boutique business card
4 Divorce Lawyer's Rip-Off Business Card
note that map has contact information at both sides
5. Business card yoga mat
A simple yet highly creative business card for the Vancouver Yoga Center. Card rolls are the same as a yoga mat.
6. Explosive fitness trainer business card
Zohra Mouhetta will help you get rid of your belly! ( Advertising agency: Leo Burnett, Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
7. Designer business card with seeds
Design: Jamie Wieck
8. Circumcision business card
Agency: Healthy People by Grey, Istanbul, Turkey
9. Business card-viewfinder of an event photographer
10. Dentist business card
Design: Michael Häne & Remo Caminada
11. Personal trainer card for stretching
If you want to see the text written on the card, you have to do a little stretching exercise.
12. Hairdresser business cards
Design: Igor Perkusic
13. Cigarette filter business card
14. Representative business card investment company
15. Straw Yoga Center
16. Sommelier business card
Design: Caserne
17. Your personal Lego agent
18. Business card - frame
19. Stylish transparent business card
Design: Dario Monetini
20. Make-up artist print business card
21. Business card of children's chairs
22. Miniature plumber business cards - plungers with contact information
23. Business card bag with seeds
24. Bicycle multi-tool business card
Designer: Rethink Canada
25. Business Card Classic Rock Theme
This clockwork hairbrush plays on the classic rock theme when you rub it with your nails. Advertising agency: design by Fabio Milito, Rome, Italy
26. Business card-transformer of the carrier company
27. Salt Shaker restaurant business card
Design: flux
28. Dried Meat Survival Training Company Business Card
29. Tennis business card
30. Business Card Grillable
Images: adsoftheworld.com
In the opinion of the editors, business cards of the industry, and the site asked Russian agencies to show their cards and explain their design.
The Martin Agency
In 2014, the Martin Agency rebranded. His main idea was the desire to emphasize the individuality of each of the 543 employees of the company. And although all business cards are designed in the same style, the designers tried to make them as personalized as possible by placing unique avatars on them (even on business cards of interns) that reflect inner essence each team member: centaur, biker, guitarist.
"The personal and corporate qualities of our employees are equally important to us," the agency's spokesman said.
At the same time, all avatars were selected based on the results of a questionnaire on the agency’s website, said Chris Peel, creative director of Martin Agency and lead rebranding designer: “A special utility analyzed the test results and determined how this or that employee spends his free time, without which he just can't live and identified other features that helped the image generator find the most suitable image for it."
Omelet
Designing the business cards, Los Angeles-based agency Omelet purposefully used a strict design, against which its unique ambigram logo sparkled with new colors, emphasizing the creative versatility of the agency. Moreover, the company paid tribute hometown, by using appropriate visual elements in the design of the logo instead of using standard colors.
“Our personal and creative qualities should speak for us: we relied on this idea when designing our business cards,” says Clemente Bornacelli, Deputy Creative Director of Omelet. - If you know anything about our agency, then you probably know that we were born and raised in Los Angeles. That's why we decided to use the visual elements of this amazing city."
Mekanism
Mekanism's business cards are an extension of its logo, a circled "M" that looks like a superhero badge. However, the similarities end there, but distinguishing Mekanism business cards from competitors will always be easier than ever thanks to the non-standard square shape.
Made of extra-thick cardboard, with an engraved and varnished logo, they would easily fit the role of a superhero weapon. “They also fly superbly, just like star ninjas,” said Mekanism creative director Tom Lyons.
Eleven
Eleven decided: since information from any card can be easily transferred using mobile and digital devices, then a creative business card should be an anti-digital artifact. To appeal to the human feelings of each client, the agency paid close attention to detail. The process of making business cards uses three different printing techniques, including the number 11 incision in the middle of the card.
“You have seconds to make a good first impression when exchanging business cards,” says Michael Borosky, founder and creative director of Eleven.
Grace Blue
When thinking about the design of business cards, Grace Blue wanted to achieve both visual appeal (thanks to the luxurious design) and tactile. Careful selection of paper and printing method helped to realize the plan.
Alex Griffin (Alex Griffin), graphic designer: "Passing a business card, we like to send an unobtrusive hello to the interlocutor to start a conversation and leave him a small souvenir of our conversation."
Work & Co.
The main requirements of the agency Work & Co. when creating business cards were simplicity and highest quality paper and printing. Each of these red business cards is imprinted in a very dense deck of cards.
Since the production of such business cards is by no means a cheap pleasure, they contain only the name of the department in which their owner works, so that when you increase, you do not have to order an additional print run. Akzidenz Grotesque and Garamond fonts are used for printing.
Joe Stewart, designer and partner at Work & Co: “Our business cards look expensive and massive, which always attracts attention. We don’t need a “heavy” design: the business card itself weighs a lot.”
Safari Sundays
The Safari Sundays business card features a mascot for a company named Steve, a bizarre interweaving of curved lines that form the letter "S". As the agency's name suggests, employees hunt for fresh ideas during daily safaris. The letter "S" is also engraved on the back of the business card.
DDB World Wide
The idea of DDB business cards is to clearly demonstrate that the company respects customers, is familiar with human nature and has remarkable creative potential. the main idea is that history and mythology have played a major role in human culture since ancient times, so the back of the business card is decorated in the style of cave painting.
Keith Reynard, Chairman Emeritus of DDB Worldwide: “I chose this design to remind myself and others of the importance of passing on experience and knowledge, since since the time of the cave dwellers we have shaped our culture by telling stories to each other.”
Muhtayzik Hoffer
The logo of the Muhtayzik Hoffer agency is a virtuoso play on the theme of heritage, as well as an obvious reference to the TV series Mad Men. But for the agency's co-founders, John Matejczyk and Matt Hofherr, this presentation is a symbol of a company that defines the future.
According to their idea, business cards should be designed in a single corporate style and convey a special atmosphere to customers, so their design reflects the spirit of the headquarters. Deer antlers are also depicted on the business cards - part of the company logo.
John Matejczyk, co-founder and creative director of Muhtayzik Hoffer: "We wanted our logo to be as free as we are when we create the most relevant content for our customers."
Huge
Huge was founded on the idea that good design makes people's lives easier, and the simpler it is, the better. In 2014, Huge brought this principle to life with their own agency, introducing an updated corporate identity, a new logo and an optimized website.
Brownstein Group
The priority of this agency is funny and non-standard ideas. This is noticeable at least on the business cards of his employees, where in the foreground there is discreet business information, and in the background - a real mess.
The front side is made simply and represents the company logo (in the form of a Rubik's cube). But each employee is free to decorate the back side at his own discretion, choosing an image that best conveys his inner world. AT this case it's a distillery in Sonoma, California, but the agency also has a business card with a caricature of a pet in its arsenal.
Immortology
The main goal of the Immortology agency is to literally create "immortal" brands, so it is quite natural for its employees to have a pack of such business cards on hand that can convince an opponent of the company's permanence and reliability.
This is how cards made of thick linen paper with a clear type combined with contrasting orange elements were born. The company's logo is a snake eating its own tail. This is a stylization of an ancient symbol called ouroboros.
David Smith, creative director of the agency: “The three curls in which his tail is laid symbolize our customers, their customers and their competitors: in order to create legendary brands, we must know everything about them in great detail. The outer circle is another ouroboros, symbolizing the wheel of fortune that our clients and their customers face.”
CP+B
No matter how thoughtful the design of your business card is, it is destined to end up either in the trash, the newspaper writes, or in the back drawer of your desk. To prevent such a sad outcome, the leaders of the CP + B agency decided to make useful business cards. More recently, they released stencil cards with cut-outs of various figures, including Henry, the company's elephant mascot.
Baldwin &
At Baldwin& it is not customary to put labels on people. Instead, employees are given complete freedom to be whoever they want. David Baldwin, for example, is "Solo Guitarist", and Bob Renew is "Dreamer".
Baldwin: "You come and choose how you are addressed: here you can be who the hell you want!"
Kettle
Before us is a fairly standard execution of business cards, which is distinguished by the high quality of paper, printing and the choice of color combinations: white and yellow. What attracts attention is the orientation of the text on the front side: it was decided to give preference to horizontal rather than vertical layout.
Paul Munkholm, director of strategy development at Kettle: “We decided to play a bit with the orientation of the text, shifting the focus from the design - it's uncomplicated, but in this case it fits perfectly. And this is the true embodiment of the Kettle philosophy.”
Base New York
Base treats brands as living organisms and tries to keep this spirit alive in their company by celebrating the value of all their employees working towards a common cause. That's why every Base business card begins with the phrase "I" followed by the name and position of the employee, and then comes the general collective conclusion: "And we are the Base agency."
Sullivan
Sullivan's business cards feature five different pictograms that reflect the agency's commitment to its clients.
So, shoes symbolize the willingness to walk a mile in a client's shoes in order to understand him. Police cap - readiness to protect his interests. Bulldozer - the desire to dig deeper. The head of the devil is a reminder that the devil is in the details, and you need to be more careful. Thundercloud - the swiftness and surprise of the agency's creative decisions.
John Paolini, Partner and Creative Director at Sullivan: “One of the reasons we chose this business card design was the ability to provoke dialogue. Regardless of the situation and context, there is always an opportunity to strike up a conversation with another person, create intrigue and encourage the interlocutor to learn more about who we are and what we do.”
School of Thought
A young but ambitious agency from San Francisco pays special attention to the quality of its work and finds an original approach to each client. They printed their business cards on double paper, and the cards turned out to be slightly wider than the standard ones - 2.7 inches versus 2.5. On one side, the letters are printed, on the other - offset paper and filled with rich red.
Stimulant
Business cards of Stimulant agency embody the company's obligations to its customers: confidence, reliability, attractiveness and love for details. The cards combine printing technique and edge coloring. The coating pattern is unique for each individual business card.
Exebid.DCA
Den Grishin
Managing partner of the agency Exebid.DCA
Shishki
The design of business cards is quite simple, designed in our corporate style. They have our logo, Joe's brand name (not to call the blue stick a blue stick, we gave it a name) and contacts. Everyone came up with one bright phrase for themselves, which we placed on the front side of the card. These phrases are about personal attitude to problem solving, but they all fall into the spirit of the brand.
Kira Lazareva
Brand strategist of Shishki agency
RTA
The business card design reflects our approach to work. Of the many tools offered by the market for solving business problems of clients, we choose only those that bring real benefits. No water and excessive "decoration". Black inscription on a white background. Information is read in three seconds. We value simplicity and minimalism, so we cut off all unnecessary and leave the essence. pure ideas, effective tools thoughtful implementation.
Tatyana Gitelman