the Cost of Business Card Printers

Business cards are essential for most types of businesses. You never know when you might meet a new contact. Business cards are small enough to always carry with you. It's a standard in many industries to exchange cards at the beginning of business meetings. They are a must to slip inside brochures on cold calls. Plus you can drop them off at various restaurants and bars to win prizes. Business cards are usually bought in bulk quantities. When my last batch ran out, I felt it was time to upgrade my previously bland card. I searched on line and found some very good sites but ultimately paid a visit to a local printer.

The local printing business had samples of different types of cards. This was definitely better than viewing them on line and guessing at their texture and print quality. The printing shop owner was able to tell me what styles where considered new and hot designs. He explained the pricing structure in detail. Pricing varied based on the number of colors printed, type of card stock, embossing, double side printing and logos. A set up fee may also apply.

Once you decide on a design you may be able to carry that over to other printable items. You can put your design on magnets, pens, key rings, mugs, pads and a variety of other promotional give away items.