DJ FREDDIE G
I need help coming up with new ideas for a new style for my business cards. I'm also having a hard time trying to figure out what exactly to put on it like what info. I know Dj name, phone number and email, but im not exactly sure what else to put on it can anyone help. Thanks in advance.
geposted Tue 08 Jun 10 @ 7:07 pm
Tear Em 'Up
As with all things business related. Have a plan, and a goal. Example: types of events. What do you want to do DJ-wise. Keep it short and sweet. Otherwise, business cards are for providing contact information.
geposted Tue 08 Jun 10 @ 8:06 pm
DHoude
Keep it simple on the front, Name, Contact info (the important stuff) with an eye catching logo (not a picture of you, no offence). Put more details on the back like what services you offer or gear that you use, etc.
geposted Tue 08 Jun 10 @ 8:41 pm
jakeintox
Make sure to put your real name on it as well if it's not the same as your DJ name, so people know what to call you when they contact you. :)
I do many different types of gigs, so my card is simple and has minimal information other than contact info. That way I can give it to any client and it's presentable, be it for a wedding or a club gig.
I do many different types of gigs, so my card is simple and has minimal information other than contact info. That way I can give it to any client and it's presentable, be it for a wedding or a club gig.
geposted Tue 08 Jun 10 @ 8:44 pm
paxwebb
some people include a business messenger account like ym, msn or whatever is predominantly used in your country (QQ for me in China). This has its pros and cons, so the choice is up to you on this one.
geposted Sat 12 Jun 10 @ 8:19 am
retro-silver
I went to 'google images' and typed in mobile dj business cards and got hundreds of different cards. You can pick and choose from them what works best for you.
geposted Sat 12 Jun 10 @ 10:51 am
CRashster
I recently used Vistaprint. They have some good templates and the price is good. But, I've read bad things about their business practices, which I read AFTER I ordered. I think they have been resolved. Got my cards and they are good. I would recommend, but watch your account, just in case.
CRash
CRash
geposted Sat 12 Jun 10 @ 12:08 pm
DJ Andrey Seagull
I have a friend in a printing business. I've got a very good deal with him. Just mention my name (Andrey Chayka) and he should give you a good deal too.
www.papaprint.com
His name is Enrico Pat.
I sent him PDF file and received back my business cards in about 5 days. And I think the shipping is free in USA.
www.papaprint.com
His name is Enrico Pat.
I sent him PDF file and received back my business cards in about 5 days. And I think the shipping is free in USA.
geposted Sat 12 Jun 10 @ 12:22 pm
Caliente123
I make my own cards from home. Here is what mine looks like. Its not fancy but gives the information people need and if they want alittle taste of what i play.. Go to this adress to listen. The customer can listen to my demos to have an idea of what i play and how i play it. Demos speak more than just me saying i am a dj.
geposted Sat 12 Jun 10 @ 2:46 pm
bryantpb
caliente,
Too bad you gotta mispelled word on there, might wanna clean that up. Some of the small print looks difficult to read over some of the larger print too.
Too bad you gotta mispelled word on there, might wanna clean that up. Some of the small print looks difficult to read over some of the larger print too.
geposted Sun 13 Jun 10 @ 3:53 pm
i agree with bryant
corporate .......
corporate .......
geposted Sun 13 Jun 10 @ 7:02 pm
Caliente123
Ill fix the Corporate word. I have the cards in differnt colors. I think it's just the red back ground letters because the other ones are easier to read.
geposted Sun 13 Jun 10 @ 7:11 pm
DJ Andrey Seagull
Why don't everyone post their business card. Here is mine:
Made in Microsoft Publisher (suggested by DJ RuDe).
Made in Microsoft Publisher (suggested by DJ RuDe).
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 12:29 am
Caliente123
Nice card Filosoff.
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 12:33 am
GadgetMan
My Vistaprint card...
Also took advantage of all the FREE offers that followed... More business cards, pens, door magnets, more business cards, rack cards, note pads, more pens, postcards (whch I use as thank you cards) and more business cards...
Cheers,
Roy
PS. Web site not set up yet...
Also took advantage of all the FREE offers that followed... More business cards, pens, door magnets, more business cards, rack cards, note pads, more pens, postcards (whch I use as thank you cards) and more business cards...
Cheers,
Roy
PS. Web site not set up yet...
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 7:37 am
mallyb
My Vistaprint Card
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 8:14 am
GadgetMan
Another corporate spelling mistake...
Sorry dude...
Roy
Sorry dude...
Roy
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 8:19 am
mallyb
Well spotted, Over 200 cards and nobody else has noticed.
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 9:58 am
NoDoubtDJs
I think everything has been covered. Don't get to fancy. Make sure everything is very clear and easy to read. Remember that not everybody has good eyes. If you must write over a picture, make sure the text stands out. Double sided cards are very popular. If you get the cards with the shiny coating, make sure you get the non-stick coating (I don't remember the technical name for it).
Also as you can tell from some of the examples...Proof read it then get someone that reads a lot to look it over. You may want to look up each word in the dictionary to make sure. People will hold typos against you (like they are hiring a spelling teacher).
Also as you can tell from some of the examples...Proof read it then get someone that reads a lot to look it over. You may want to look up each word in the dictionary to make sure. People will hold typos against you (like they are hiring a spelling teacher).
geposted Mon 14 Jun 10 @ 1:27 pm
jakeintox
geposted Tue 15 Jun 10 @ 3:50 am