How's is this business card?

[slebeau20]

I was just wondering what you guys thought of this business card. The only thing that I don't have on there is the lisence and insured. I will put those on asap. Thank you for all your comments

[alwaysgreener]

the....card.....looks.....good????? Where is it?

[mcwlandscaping]

I can see it, i think it looks good!

[Grass Cake]

move your services to the back of the card.

change the phone# to a more consistent font(more like the logo..at least in color)

stretch out the logo


overnightprints.com doesn't charge extra for printing the backs...use that free space!

Grasss Cake

[Dixie Rob]

I think all of the fonts on the card should match. They don't have to be the same size, but the same font is helpful and professional.

[Grass Cake]

I think all of the fonts on the card should match. They don't have to be the same size, but the same font is helpful and professional.

What he said :)

Grass Cake

[slebeau20]

I double check the fonts. All the fonts are the same. I think their a little messed up do to the format it is saved in.

[Grass Cake]

I double check the fonts. All the fonts are the same. I think their a little messed up do to the format it is saved in.

I'm willing to help.......email at

grass.cake@gmail.com

Of course....you may be looking for the satisfaction of making your own?

Grass Cake

[out4now]

I say it looks pretty good however the services should go on the back or if you want to keep the cost down on putting it on the back and you have a web page address (most IP's give one in their packages anyway) put the web address on there and then go into detail about why aeration should be done and so forth for each service.

[tiedeman]

I will be honest with you, the first time I looked at the card I thought that you provided pond installation as your main service

[MMLawn]

No address? Even a mailing address?

[Grn Mtn]

Okay here is a quick idea for you:

[Grn Mtn]

overnightprints.com is great. offset printing, heavy heavy stock, cheap, get the top clear coated and leave the back plain--so you can write on it. I've used them multiple times.

BTW I too thought you were in the pond business with your swirls, but I think after you change the color and tilt the logo it takes that idea away.

[daveintoledo]

the circle is cool, but does it really say LAWN CARE...?

and as stated you need an address:)

i like to keep the back of the card blank to write prices on for unofficial quotes, or other notes to a customer.... but free printing on the back is pretty cool, that usually cost more...

[tiedeman]

Okay here is a quick idea for you:

I think that is tons better, but move the bottom line over for it is right justified. Also add your area code to your phone number and at least put your city and state.

[29 Palms Property Management]

Looks good. Definitely add the area code to your phone #. Also I would add your city, state, and zip code on one line. I might take the holiday lighting off of the cards until a few months before the holiday season. Free up that space for another service. Fertilizing, bed maintenance, leaf cleanup, or anything else.
That's just me though. I'm brainstorming out loud.
Man does that hurt! :eek:

[Grn Mtn]

How many people work outside of their area code?

Address not necessary, that info will be on your invoice.

To keep clutter down I grouped all lawn services into the bottom line which by being hung left acts as a slogan and ads movement to the card.

Everybody mows but few do holiday (avoid saying Christmas) lighting so you defiantly want to feature that.

[Grass Cake]

I double check the fonts. All the fonts are the same. I think their a little messed up do to the format it is saved in.

Here's a new idea for you to consider.

Btw...I'm not selling any service here...just trying to help you out.

[slebeau20]

Grass Cake sorry, but that one isn't going to work.

[Grass Cake]

Grass Cake sorry, but that one isn't going to work.

No problem.....but i think you should know

The swirly thingy's that your trying/wanting to use are
of such low resolution(pixelated...i think what they use) that they will look horrible once printed. Especially on anything bigger than a business card.

I'm still willing to help...but i need direction or more ideas that you like.......simply saying "that one won't work" doesn't help.

Grass Cake
:cool:

[slebeau20]

My logo has been taken care of. I ended up saving it in a different format and it is crystal clear.

[PxPx]

I agree moving the services you offer onto the back. Most people flip the card over anyway, and why not give them something to look at? 4/5 is my rating, but what do I know, huh? lol

[DeereHauler]

i used latenightprinters.com i don't know if thats the same as overnightprinters or not. i did put stuff on the back, and the print quality was incredible, plus you can design it yourself. for the quality i received, any local printer would have charged 3 times as much!

i didn't emphasize(?) my phone number enough on my cards, and i regret it. but i did include an e-mail address on the back with my street address, and a little catchy saying. that all seems to work, but i have had a complaint or 2

your card looks good, i would say use nicer fonts, and a larger font size. i agree with moving services on back. keep the front clean, and to the point. if the logo prints nice and clear for you it will look real good.