Tips On Salon Cards

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Suggestions For Salon Cards...

If you are looking for nice salon cards for your salon, or you are renting a booth and want your own salon business cards, I've got a few tips for you.

If you are going to have a basic sized business card created, my first tip is to keep your card simple. Do not spend a lot of time coming up with beautiful fonts and pictures. Although people might look at it and say it's nice, the reality is that most people lose business cards. So keep it simple and do not spend a lot of money on them.
Create a lead generation mechanism. Have a recorded message alternative, or a free report alternative somewhere on your business card that is prominent. Or, make your business card into money. Make one side your contact info, the other a coupon for a free Name Of Bonus and make it look like money.
Do not write in your name on a salon card if you don't have one with your name on it. This is extremely low class.
Have an appointment reminder writing area on the back of the card.
Ask for referrals and reward for them. Place this info on the back of the card.
Have an odd sized or shaped salon business cards created. These stand out when poeple throw them in a drawer or toss them on the kitchen table. They also get passaround value.

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