Business Cards Land

Honest.

Now I didn’t get it from Jolly Old St. Nick in person – rather, from one of his assistants – but I’m SURE it was the real deal.  I mean, it had a North Pole address – why would anyone use that address if they didn’t really live there?

Seriously – it got me to thinking about seasonal cards, clever cards, celebrity-related cards.  There’s a lot to learn from a business card like that – most notably the concept that if somebody as well known as Santa needs a business card, you probably do too.

So are there ways YOU can play around with a card like that and create something memorable?  Maybe you play Santa at the Hospital or in a local theater production – create business cards, have some fun and generate a little publicity.

There are all sorts of celebrity and even storybook fictional figures you could use as a starting point for a clever take on a business card – not only Santa and the elves, but the Grinch.  Think Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, Mother Earth, Father Time.  (Just check any copyright restrictions.)  How could any of those figures, or the stories associated with them, tie in to your business?

You could capitalize on some sort of seasonal card as well.

Say you own a lawn care business and during the winter months, you do snow removal.  Why not make a business card like this one?

You can whip up something like that in 5 minutes with the Express Design tool at OvernightPrints.com.

Remember – you don’t have to use a single business card, or some generic company card – business cards are such affordable and versatile like tools that you can be a bit fun and innovative without overwhelming your budget.

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