Business Cards: Recommended Printer(s)
Feb 16, 2018 10:09:55 #
seagullmist
Loc: Niantic CT
Moo.com is what I use and have never been surprised. Great cards. I use my photos on one side and info on the other.
Feb 16, 2018 10:16:26 #
Thomas902 wrote:
Yes I've heard good things about www.vistaprint.co... (show quote)
Vistaprint has done a good job for me in the past: I've always gotten my cards there, as well as a few other things.
Feb 16, 2018 11:31:28 #
autry
Loc: Ashland, VA. - Center of The Universe
Vistaprint did a great job for me. You'll enjoy designing your card. ..Many options on card design. Fast turn around!
Feb 16, 2018 11:32:45 #
Feb 16, 2018 19:00:22 #
Feb 17, 2018 00:56:39 #
Thomas902 wrote:
Hi folks, recently got back a print job from Overn... (show quote)
Moo, and/or VistaPrint. I've used both.
Feb 17, 2018 07:14:45 #
Dun1
Loc: Atlanta, GA
Staples if you have one close to you. Once you design and get your cards printed it is easy to re-order. Vista Print does great work and if you look you can find a coupon or use the coupon code VP Deal. Vista Print provides so many options you should able to find some designs that will make you cards present an image and makes you cards stand out from the pack
https://www.vistaprint.com/business-cards
https://www.vistaprint.com/business-cards
Feb 17, 2018 15:48:33 #
Thomas902 wrote:
Hi folks, recently got back a print job from Overn... (show quote)
Vistaprint.com is the 800 pound gorilla in this field. >Alam
Feb 18, 2018 01:41:07 #
VistaPrint is who I have been using for quite a while. Always been happy with price AND quality.
Jul 31, 2021 07:30:31 #
I just had a customer ask for cards printed on plastic, similar to credit card. Anyone know of a wholesale printer for these?
Jul 31, 2021 08:40:03 #
This post is almost three years old. Ask your question again, in a new post of your own. You might check with Vista print on this.
Jul 31, 2021 08:53:45 #
Vistaprint is my go-to sour for business cards.
This particular card had a difficult colour balance- I had been working at shooting construction projects all summer and was kinda sunburned- not my usual pallor. We were messing around in the studio with coloured gels, I did not want the use my picture on my business cards but I was overruled by my wife, my assistant and the agency that bring in much of my commercial work in the corporate portrait department. They argued, "practice what you preach and use your image to promote your business..."! I argued, "My face can stop an 8-day clock and make it run backward"! And... as Murphy's Law would have it, the only decent expression, where I did not look like an axe murderer (I was unhappy that day) was on the shot with mixed light from all those gels so I had a red face and green beard. I did a few P-P corrections and sent it off to Vistaprint and they did a great job with the logo and copy as well!
Prior to that, I was using a local high-end lithographic printing company and a much higher price and Vista did a superior job.
I recommend them to many of my foodservice clients and thus far, everyone is pleased.
My next business card is now in production- this time it's gonna be a picture of a pizza, or some heavy machinery- or someTHING- not my face!
Attached: A quick scan of the card.
This particular card had a difficult colour balance- I had been working at shooting construction projects all summer and was kinda sunburned- not my usual pallor. We were messing around in the studio with coloured gels, I did not want the use my picture on my business cards but I was overruled by my wife, my assistant and the agency that bring in much of my commercial work in the corporate portrait department. They argued, "practice what you preach and use your image to promote your business..."! I argued, "My face can stop an 8-day clock and make it run backward"! And... as Murphy's Law would have it, the only decent expression, where I did not look like an axe murderer (I was unhappy that day) was on the shot with mixed light from all those gels so I had a red face and green beard. I did a few P-P corrections and sent it off to Vistaprint and they did a great job with the logo and copy as well!
Prior to that, I was using a local high-end lithographic printing company and a much higher price and Vista did a superior job.
I recommend them to many of my foodservice clients and thus far, everyone is pleased.
My next business card is now in production- this time it's gonna be a picture of a pizza, or some heavy machinery- or someTHING- not my face!
Attached: A quick scan of the card.
Jul 31, 2021 09:31:33 #
Epic business card Edward!
And I concur with your wife, your assistant and the agency that brings in much of your commercial work in the corporate portrait department. "practice what you preach and use your image to promote your business..."
It also works well as your avatar here on UHH...
Again it's all about an identifiable "Brand" mark.
Thank you for bringing your experience and wisdom to the fore here...
I will be getting quotes from Vistaprint moving forward
And I concur with your wife, your assistant and the agency that brings in much of your commercial work in the corporate portrait department. "practice what you preach and use your image to promote your business..."
It also works well as your avatar here on UHH...
Again it's all about an identifiable "Brand" mark.
Thank you for bringing your experience and wisdom to the fore here...
I will be getting quotes from Vistaprint moving forward
Jul 31, 2021 10:38:18 #
mjmgka wrote:
I just had a customer ask for cards printed on plastic, similar to credit card. Anyone know of a wholesale printer for these?
If you need thousands, buy a dye-transfer printer (Fargo, Pebble, Eltron, etc.) We had 24 of them in the school portrait lab I worked at. Output was expensive, about a buck per card, but we were making four color cards with protective overlays, bar codes, student photos, logos, mascots, etc.
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