5 Popular Printing Techniques to Make Your Business Cards Stand Out
Having a striking, yet well-refined business card can do wonders for helping grow your business at the Lake of the Ozarks. After all, many businesses have business cards, so ensuring yours stands out from the pack is essential to attracting new business. As the printing hub of the Midwest, we’ve been assisting clients in growing their business with our top-notch printing services for years. In this week’s blog, we’re covering 5 of the most popular printing techniques to enhance your business cards!
This form of printing embeds foil into your
card, adding an extra sheen to it. This effect gives the card a feeling of
elegance. Some of the best areas of your card to implement this foil method is
to highlight the logos and important typography.
2.
Laser Cutting
In this process, the card is cut with
precision lasers that can make a sharp, crisp appearance. With the digital
aspect of this, you can laser cut many different types of cards that can better
attract your target audience.
3.
Embossing/Debossing
Embossing your business cards adds a level
of density and texture that simply aren’t achieved by foil or ink methods.
Clients will remember your card not only by appearance but texture – which can
be a very enticing avenue since you’ll be handing out many business cards.
Debossing is the reverse of embossing and will give your cards the same texture
effect but being pushed in – rather than out. Take advantage of these visual 3D
effects!
4.
Matt/Shine
A matt lamination provides a protective
layer to your business cards. This type of printing is more conservative &
formal, so if that fits your business, this can be used to great effect. On the
opposite spectrum, if you want a glossy lamination to help your card stand out,
a glossy lamination will add shine and still provide a silky, water-resistant
card.
5.
Vanish/Spot UV
This style of printing has a glossier appearance while keeping the protective coating that is obtained with the matte style – protected by a shine gloss overcoat. Spot UV enhances specific parts of your card to appear more richly and gives it the “pop” effect.
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