Business Cards.

[Mick Stockbridge]

I,m crap at thinking of what to put on em. Got any ideas to improve on this before I go and order another 500 ?

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Nowt wrong with them!

[old snake]

Lookin very good Mick

[Mozza]

Nice and simple and straight to the point, Just what the customer wants i reckon, Not over complicated at all

[josharb87]

dont like them im afraid mick

 

i like the information youve got on them, except maybe adding something like "felling, reducing ect" as many people dont know what tree surgery/tree surgeons are so you need to state the blinking obvious!

 

but i dont like the colours or layout

[Alinicoll]

They look fine to me

[geoff]

Looking good to me, considered email address as well?

[skyhuck]

26 years experience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:scared1:

 

You old bugger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mick Stockbridge]

Looking good to me, considered email address as well?

 

And waste valuable Arbtalk time answering emails lol.....Good point geoff, thanks.

[Quickthorn]

I like the colours myself: blue and yellow/gold go well together. The front layout is good, but have you got an email address to add?.

 

On the back:

 

I can't see too clearly, but in the second line, it looks like you've got a "greengrocers' apostrophe": it should be ".. woodchippings...", not "..woodchipping's". I know it seems trivial, but I reckon it tends to be older and richer people who pick up on little points like that, and they're the sort of people who are more likely to have tree surgeons in.

 

Personally, and this is just my opinion, I'd rearrange the 3rd and 4th sentence, finishing on the free and competitive quote. What about:

 

"Prompt and reliable service - over 25 years experience", then

 

"For a competitive free quote, please call any time".