Benjamin Bach: I receive more comments on these than any other card I’ve ever seen. Say what you will, this is the most ambitious card we’ve seen so far. And do please say it with pictures. Technorati Tags: real estate, real estate marketing
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More from Richard Riccelli on ideas for Allen Butler’s business card: An object lesson in the art of the possible. (Yes, Chuchundra, you are of course right**), since Vettriano’s licensing fees are likely to be a bit dear on a Realtor’s business card budget, let’s quickly explore what can be accomplished with an art budget […]
Richard Riccelli sent me this yesterday, his unique take on a business card for Allen Butler, The Realty Butler: The art of the card Allen, Your euphonious butler idea can work … just be more evocative to move it up market. More like this on the front…with apologies to Mr. Vettriano and the Portland Gallery. Formula for success: […]
Allen Butler is a volunteer to this discussion, so please be gentle: Frankly, it needs an overhaul. I’m not real enamored of it any more. I used to think it was better than good… Don’t blame Allen for this. Blame Adobe’s John Warnock, who, more than anyone else, invented desktop publishing. I have one word: […]
Michael Wurzer brings us this: I just had my business cards changed a few weeks ago to highlight the FBS Blog on the back/front. This is a tame rip-off of Hugh MacLeod’s blog cards. Publicizing the weblog is sweet, but what Michael is showing us is the businessman’s business card — just the facts ma’am. […]
Ken Brand: I’m a big fan of Scott Ginsberg the “Name Tag Guy”, I thought the name tag idea would make my card seem casual and approachable…wanted a short little resume so I put it on the back of the card. No sense wasting the space. I’m looking forward to seeing what others are up […]
Rudy Mayer: It’s translucent plastic. It’s clean. No photo. It’s different than any other card. People always comment on it and remember it. You’ll just have to pretend you can see through Rudy’s card. I think this is a fun idea. Might be cool to try on a very heavy vellum, also. As with size, […]
Thomas Johnson at ERA Houston has a unique take on making his business card memorable: This two sided card is printed on a Tyvek envelope like you used to get from the bank to protect the magnetic stripe on your debit card. My thinking is that it could have a shelf life much longer than […]
Richard Riccelli is a direct marketing creative genius. Where better to express that genius than on his business card? Says Richard: A website preview and a free offer all on a business card… Each card features a common contact front with a different info back that makes a free offer — while visually previewing my […]