I'd love some input on my new business Card. I haven't ordered them yet, but i have printed off a few at home.

Business Card - Imagine It VOA

My sister did my design and it goes along with my logo (which you can see on my website)

Any input? also, is Vistaprint really the best place to get them? Any other good cheap printers?

Thanks for the input!

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Jaidi Clayton
Imagine It Virtual Office Assistant - You imagine it, I'll get it done

Love the logo and colours... my only criticism would be to have the contact info in an easier to read font, as it looks a bit busy.

I've had cards from Vistaprint (not the free ones!) and they were ok.

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Bridie's Typing Services - specialising in transcription services
The professional's choice

Looks good!

I have used VistaPrint in the past and have been happy with them. It is all subjective and you do have to remember you get what you pay for.

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Amy
TAG Virtual Office, LLC

I love my business card- Vistaprint- all the way. I even got a special and received double my order.

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I like the design, the only change that I would suggest would be to slightly reduce the font size so the the tag line is seperate from your name/number, and your name/number is seperate from your email/website. Maybe she could reduce the size of the light bulb, and shift your name/number to the lower left side. Good luck with your business!

I made my own business cards awhile ago and had them printed through VistaPrint, the price was right and they turned out great. Make sure to browse the internet for "additional" deals. Sometimes you can find a better discount.

With my business cards, I had the business name on one side, and the contact information, etc on the second side (both color). On the 1st side you could the logo with the company name. Then on the 2nd side, reduce the font size etc (same as prev. comments). I've been taking this web course and all they talk about is how when we scan a website or print, we scan left to right. Thus avoid centering text, etc. Perhaps un-center your contact information? Just a thought...

I like your logo on your card. Maybe change the font size, everything seems to be a little crowded, makes it kinda hard to read. I have done both made my own business cards and used VistaPrint. I was very satisfied with vistaprint. What I like about them(VP) they always send my new deals. Their prices are reasonable.

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Regeana Crumer
Ms. G's Office Solutions

The card looks wonderful!! Very catching! Love it! I've been looking at VistaPrint to get my cards done. I am glad to see that so many people are happy with their product!

Jessica

Looks great ... I might add a tagline to explain what a Virtual Office Assistant is, or a list of services on the back.

VistaPrint is wonderful! Can't beat the deals, especially if you find a discount code for your order. Be sure to pay extra for the glossy cards, they look soooo much better than the matte. I've used their templates at times (you can do advanced editing: moving stuff around, adding text, etc.) and other times I've created my card in Photoshop and uploaded the whole thing to them. (If you do that, be sure to work within the size parameters they give you so nothing will be chopped off. They're here: http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/prop...d=079#Products)

Once you order from them, you'll be on their mailing list and you'll be getting lots of discounts from then on. I've gotten tons of freebies from them this way!

I agree with the previous posters that it is a bit hard to read because the text is so close together. Maybe reduce the font size so you can add more space between the lines.

I used Zazzle.com for my cards and I am really happy with them. They started sending me discounts after my first order and I got a 2nd set of cards for half off!