Business Cards

Can anyone recommend a good website to purchase business cards?

Originally Posted by kuana Can anyone recommend a good website to purchase business cards?

http://w2p4u.com is a website that has ultra-cool business cards that come bound in pads.

Being in the promotional products business I can sell business cards. There are hundreds of websites where you can get even free business cards, but........

I'd suggest you go to Kinkos and deal with a living soul. The price is right and you can work through the details of the design which are very important.

Don't be afraid to spend a few bux on the graphics. It'll be returned in spades.

Chuck

Can't help you sorry Kuana.

I don't know of any websites for business cards. Whenever I've needed business cards I found a local printer. The prices weren't always the best but the quality was excellent. I think Kinkos uses local printers but you'd have to check.

I don't about your local area kuana,
but have a look to see if there is a Kwik Kopy in your area - always been great for me.

Please check www.businesscarddelivered.com. Or www.Printingcrew.com you will find thousands business cards ready to print.

Ilya

Hi Kuana,

I assume you're US based.

The website http://www.businesscarddesign.com/ has articles recommending and comparing online business card printing. I don't know if the guy who runs it gets a kickback from his recommendations - but his advice seems fairly striaght up. Generally speaking, watch out for Vista Print. they seem the cheapest, but delivery charges are high and quality is not so great.

In the UK www.e-printing.co.uk do a gret job - and great value too.

Ian

Kuana, you should give the business to a local shop:
1. you'll have more input to the ultimate style;
2. turnaround time is quick (I sent a MSPublisher doc via email and the cards were ready that afternoon);
3. I think it was about $30 for 500 cards;

Besides, it's tough to get upset when you lose a sale to the web if you're not giving local business the opportunity. AND, you never know if the printshop might need your services one day ...

Good luck & Good selling!
Pat

Try and work with someone who wants to or can work with you first....if possible.

Otherwise, my design department uses PSprint.com pretty regularly for any print items.

Success,

Rory Wilfong