7 Mistakes in Creating Business Cards Part Two

3. Mismatched Colors

Bringing up some colors into your business card surely can make it more attractive. But too many colors are not good. Using 2 to 3 colors is enough. 

You also have to choose the right colors that match each other. Well-matched colors can highlight the information on the cards and also draw people's attention at a glance. 

4. Too Much Information

Don't put too much information on your business card. Choose important details only. There has to be sufficient space between each detail so that people can easily catch the information. Using 2 sides of the business card can let you put extra information. 

5. Low-Quality Image 

If you think that using low-quality images is fine since the size of a business card is not big, then you are wrong. Using low-quality images makes your printed card look pixelated and blurry. 

When you start to design business cards, choose at least 300 DPI for the dimension. By choosing that dimension, you will always get nice and sharp images when your business cards are printed. 

6. Thin Paper Stock

Never use thin paper stock. It may be cheaper, but your business card will be floppy and non-durable. Most people will not get impressed by floppy business cards. For that reason, it is necessary to use thick paper stock in name card printing.

7. Grammatical Errors

Grammatical errors and typos are one of the most common mistakes made when creating business cards. People will think that you don't take your business seriously when they find errors. Make sure you check every detail several times before getting the business cards printed.

Those are the 7 most common mistakes people make when they make business cards. Avoid those mistakes and get impressive business cards.