What Information Should Your Business Card Contain Part Two

3. Slogan 

Try to summarize your offer in less than 7 words. For example: 

"Brand Strategies for All" conveys that This Consulting firm offers brand maintenance for a diverse mix of clients and does not specialize in a specific sector. This slogan is professional, honest and focuses on the core service. 

4. Your Name 

Give this text field a special space so that your name can be easily remembered. This way, you can establish a personal relationship with your client. 

5. Job Title 

This is a good reminder. Not all people remember names. Some will be able to remember their area of ​​expertise much better. 

6. Logo On the Back 

The company logo design should be repeated on the back to increase brand recognition.  

7. Website 

You can leave out http://. It is unnecessary and only takes up space. The design of your business card must match that of your website. Keep this thought in mind if you already have a website. 

8. Contact Details

Contact data are usually formatted left-justified, right-justified, or centered. If you prefer a particular way of contacting us (e.g., e-mail or telephone), you should emphasize this with a larger font or prominent placement. 

If you have a physical store, be sure to add your address to increase customer traffic. If your work is virtual or on-site, you can save space and leave out the address. Telephone numbers and email addresses are essential as most people will use these to contact you.