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subject: Fight Recession And Unemployment By Updating Your Business Image by:Janice Jenkins [print this page]


A bad economic climate is not something that you should be depressed with. Yes, your business might not be in the best possible circumstances or your job hunting might be producing less than ideal results. Instead of worrying about it though, you should try to feel challenged and motivated. In these times, if you are determined to get back on track to the road to prosperity you have to be creative and even aggressive in your business.

One of the simple ways you can do this is to re-imagine yourself and your business image. You can do this by trying to update your card designs and print business cards anew. Business card printing is still one of the best tools you have to engage clients and employers alike by making you look better and more competent. By updating your business card printing designs regularly, you can increase your competitive edge in your business field or in the job market.

There are several steps that you can take to update your designs for card printing and in turn update your business image. Most of them can add several dollars to your overall business card printing cost, but they are well worth the price to get the success that you need.

Throwing in that professional shine - The true mark of a professional is that "shine" in their personality. This also applies of course to their business cards. One good way to update your color business card and recreate your image is to invest in glossy coatings. Card printing has come a long way throughout the years and most business card printing services offer card printing with glossy finishes on its paper stock. This is the source of that professional shine. This contributes a reflective nature to your business cards making it look better and well more expensive. In terms of your business image, this means that people will think you care enough to promote yourself thoroughly, and you are thorough enough in your business ethic to remember even small details like professional business card printing. This little insight can be invaluable to your image which can give you that extra chance in making a business contract, or even getting that job that you wanted.

Rethink content - Besides adding that professional shine, you should try and rethink of your business card content. Your card's content is your way in communicating your business image. This may come in the form of your business card tag line, the images that may be printed inside it and sometimes even the font style of your content. If you have been using your standard lines and designs for several years, you have to get rid of them and start with fresh new ideas. The first thing that you can work on is your tag line. Maybe you can use or search for a new and inspirational maxim to use? You may find something new to say, or you may be able to choose a different but still classing quotation.

The only point here is that you need to change it so that people will not find the same old boring thing. You can also try updating your content by rephrasing things like your job title, and you can also change the font style of all of your printed content so that they have a different appearance. By doing this major overhaul of your business card message you also recreate your image. Be sure to aim this recreation to the themes and qualities that you want to include in your business image.

So, by changing your business card looks and content, you also (by default) change your business image. Once you get those new business card designs, distribute them immediately so that your new image can take effect. This might be the new motivating factor that you need to engage your business contacts, or your future employers and convince them that doing business with you will be a successful investment. So update your image now through business card printing. It will be your key to business success, and in the larger picture will be your contribution in the fight against unemployment and recession.

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About the author

Janice Jenkins is a writer for a marketing company in Chicago, IL. Mostly into marketing research, Janice started writing articles early 2007 to impart her knowledge to individuals new to the marketing industry.




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