Cards that Captivate
Some people say business cards are dead. They claim the likes of LinkedIn and other contact management apps have rendered them obsolete. Business cards, they say, are the last vestiges of the bygone era of paper and print.
Mark’s Philosophy
Those people are wrong!
We no longer use business cards to share contact information — there’s smart phones and LinkedIn for that. Instead, business cards have become an extension of our brands.
Business cards are a way to distinguish your brand from competitors. In face-to-face meetings or interviews, business cards are often the first time a client or employer are exposed to your brand. It’s vital for them to make the right impression.
They offer the benefit of being both visual and tactile representations of your brand. The physical exchange and engagement creates a connection that can’t be recreated by LinkedIn or your website.
When it comes to extending your brand, don’t settle for imitations…
Because all marketing firms are not “creative”equal!
We no longer use business cards to share contact information — there’s smart phones and LinkedIn for that. Instead, business cards have become an extension of our brands.
Business cards are a way to distinguish your brand from competitors. In face-to-face meetings or interviews, business cards are often the first time a client or employer are exposed to your brand. It’s vital for them to make the right impression.
They offer the benefit of being both visual and tactile representations of your brand. The physical exchange and engagement creates a connection that can’t be recreated by LinkedIn or your website.
When it comes to extending your brand, don’t settle for imitations…
Because all marketing firms are not “creative” equal!
Mark’s Process
Mark’s Tools
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Fireworks
- Adobe Illustrator
Commanding the latest design tools is not for the faint at heart but tools only make up 10% of the creative process. Shhhhhh don’t tell anybody.
Don’t settle for imitations. Let us give your logo Mark Appeal.
Because all marketing firms are not “creative” equal!
