Business Cards and other Marketing Materials
New Lower Pricing
The importance of a Business Card
Graphic design plays an important role in the success of a business card. A well-designed business card will leave a lasting impression on potential clients and partners. A professional graphic designer can craft a business card that reflects your company's brand and communicates your message effectively.
Why are business cards still important? There are many reasons why business cards are still important pieces of marketing.
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Your business card will be the first impression many potential customers will have of your brand, your business and of you.
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Business cards are extremely effective marketing tools. A good business card will rarely get discarded and that means it is still working for you weeks or months after it’s been given and received.
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Business cards are much more personal than email or online marketing. A handshake and exchange of business cards creates a much greater impact than any online correspondence and that’s great for building lasting business relationships.
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Business cards show you’re a professional and serious about your business. If someone asks for a card and you can’t produce you’ll look amateurish and unprepared to do business.
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Good business cards get shown to others and shared between contacts and colleagues. A clever, creative, well-designed and professionally printed business card is a great way to get referrals.
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Business cards are great value for money marketing. Business cards are effective and easy to produce at little cost compared to other forms or marketing.
Marketing Menu
Business Card $55
Social Media Header | Banner $55
Flyer $75
Invoice | Work Order $85
Postcards $75
Menu $149
Trade Show Banner $149
Shop Signage starting at $149
Brochures
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Single Sided $99
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Double Sided $129
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Triple Sided $149
Please note that pricing is for DESIGN only
Social Media Banner does not include Logo. Check out one of our Package Deals for Banner including Logo
The importance of Marketing your Business
For small businesses, marketing activities should focus on showcasing the business' portfolio and creating a strong online presence. This can be done by utilizing social media, blogging, and creating visually attractive content to attract potential clients.
Many small business owners wear a lot of hats. You’re the CEO, CFO, janitor, bookkeeper, and sales team all rolled into one. And while you may be good at all those things, there’s one area in which you may not be as well-versed: marketing.
Marketing is often seen as an unnecessary expense that can be put on the back burner until the business is booming. But the truth is marketing is essential to the success of any business—no matter its size or industry.
Here’s why:
• Generates Leads & Increases Sales
One of the most important jobs of marketing is to generate leads and increase sales. Without marketing, your business will have a hard time attracting new customers and growing its revenue.
Think about it this way: if you’re not actively working to bring new people into your customer base, your business will eventually stagnate and die. Even if you have a great product or service, without marketing, it will be difficult for people to find out about your business and what you offer.
• Builds Brand Awareness & Recognition
Another critical function of marketing is to build brand awareness and recognition. In today’s competitive marketplace, it’s more important than ever for businesses to establish themselves as leaders in their industry.
One of the best ways to do this is through consistent branding across all your marketing channels. This includes everything from your website design and logo to how you answer your phone and respond to customer inquiries. By presenting a cohesive brand identity to the world, you’ll make it easier for people to remember your business and what it stands for—ultimately leading to more customers and sales down the road.
• Creates Loyal Customers & Brand Advocates
Last but not least, effective marketing can help create loyal customers and brand advocates. People who feel positively about your brand are much more likely to continue doing business with you in the future and recommend your products or services to others.
And while generating new leads is always essential, it’s just as important (if not more) to keep the customers you already have coming back for more. After all, it costs five times more money to attract a new customer than to keep an existing one happy.