Dual Business - Appointment Cards
We can can make a dual business - appointment card, which can significantly cut down of your costs as you are basically getting a free business card with just one order of cards. We offer free printing on the back sides of all our cards so this enables us to make this offer at no additional cost. We also do the business card design so that you do not have to pay extra for this service. There can be two separate types of card stock:Â premium uncoated and glossy coated with an uncoated back side so that it can be written on . We have different turn around times for both of the card stocks. The premium unocated takes the longest to print...ten to fifteen days on average. Also, these cards are only printed at our Los Angeles facility, so if you are on the east coast in a state like Maine, for example, the total turn-around time can be as long as 2 weeks. It's much different with the other card stock. We also print in the Northern Kentucky faciility, which greatly decreases shipping time to points East, Midwest and South. Furthermore, this particular card stock we can print very fast...in 2-4 days on average. It's important to note that this card stock will not work with dual language appointment cards because both sides cannot be written on when one side has a glossy coated card stock. It can be written on but only with a permanent ink pen and you probably don't want to use this writing device.
We can place your logo on the card but it is important that we get this in a high resolution format such as:Â EPS, PDS, Adobe Illustrator, TIFF, JPEG @ 300DPI, CorelDraw or Xara. Please do not send a low resolution because this cannot work for professional printing, although this format works fine for the internet. If you only have a GIFÂ format then in most circumstances we can vectorize the design at no additional cost to you. Although in certain cases where the logo is complex, there may be an additional charge to create a vector version of the design for the business card side.
Below is a classic example of a dual card format: Notice how attractive the front side is and it gives plenty of room to display all elements in the total card layout in a way that is visually pleasing to the eyes.
