Business Cards

[Andrew Olson]

I use Microsoft Publisher.  If you do a google image search on piano's-
there are literally thousands of different graphics, Microsoft has a few
that come with their software too but I wanted to be a little more unique.

Be sure to list the services you provide (i.e. tuning, regulation,
rebuilding, etc), if you're a member of PTG, if you're an RPT, and then your
contact information.  I include my e-mail, cell phone, and home phone.

Then, you can purchase business card stock paper from any office supply
store.  The key to making the card look like a professional card is using a
laser printer for the actual printing.  I have found that inkjet printers
never give the quality look.

The other option would be to design your card with Microsoft Publisher and
then have a print shop print them for you.  You'll save a significant amount
of money if the shop doesn't need to do any design work.  Any reputable
print shop will work with Microsoft Publisher files.

Good luck!

Andrew Olson, Sturgeon Bay, WI

-----Original Message-----
From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org]On
Behalf Of mps@usol.com
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 10:18 AM
To: pianotech@ptg.org
Subject: Business Cards


Hello All,

Anyone have suggestons for printing their own business cards and
still look somewhat professional?
Or is the "print shop" your preferred way?
Any cost savings ideas here would be appreciated.


Thank you

Mark
Montbriand

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