In the Anglo-American region, the “compliments slip” is part of the standard business equipment – for good reasons. Because there are plenty of practical applications for this “big sister of the business card”.
Offset or digital printing – what is the best printing process for business cards? There is no one universal answer to this question. That’s why we are taking a closer look at the advantages and disadvantages – and clearing up some prejudices.
Before business cards are printed, they need to be typeset. This can be done manually, or by using a good software. But which is better? In the following, we will take a look at the pros and cons of each option.
Ordering business cards for 20, 100 or 500 people at once? With the new Excel upload from prinux, it can now be done in no time at all!
Are you looking for really thick and heavy business cards that are eye-catching, durable and affordable, even for companies with lots of employees? Then the latest prinux product could be something for you: Rounded cards, printed on extremely strong 700 (!) gsm illustration printing paper.
High-quality business cards need to be well protected – in a business card case, for example. prinux has purchased seven different models and tested them for practical suitability. Before we begin: the most expensive model is not necessarily the best – and for just EUR 3.60 you can get a rather original, very sturdy solution.
Intriguing feel, eye-catching appearance and effective protection all in one – that’s what foil-laminated business cards offer. How is this finishing – also called cellophane wrapping – realised, how does it differ from varnishing? Here are the most important facts.
In 85% of companies at least 4 eyes make sure that business cards are ordered correctly. Users of good online tools can get or give approval much quicker – and save some control steps altogether.
The name gives it away: Fedrigoni’s premium cardboard “Old Mill” looks a little retro – and that’s exactly what’s so beautiful about it. This great material is now part of the standard range at prinux.
One can do business cards wrong – very wrong. Here are 5 not so uncommon Don’ts.