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Creating a Professional Business Card: A Guide for Students

This instructional resource helps students identify and label the key components of a professional business card. It emphasizes the importance of business cards as effective marketing tools and guides students through the process of creating their own cards, incorporating essential elements such as name, company affiliation, and contact information. Additionally, students will learn about supplementary information that can enhance the effectiveness of their cards, making them not only informative but visually appealing and professional.

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Creating a Professional Business Card: A Guide for Students

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  1. Creating A Business Card Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office Written by: Alyson Pittman July 2009

  2. Objectives • Students will be able to identify and label the parts of a typical professional business card. • Students will be able to identify examples of supplementary information that is often included on the backside of professional business cards. • Students will create their own business cards using the five key parts of a business card.

  3. The Importance of a Business Card • Business Cards are often considered to be the strongest marketing tool for a company. • Business cards should be attractive, professional, and well-organized.

  4. Parts of A Business Card • Name • Company Affiliation or Employer • Contact Information • Company or Employer’s general contact information • Visual Design

  5. Parts of A Business Card… continued NAME

  6. Parts of A Business Card… continued Company Affiliation or Employer

  7. Parts of A Business Card… continued Contact Information

  8. Parts of A Business Card… continued Employer’s General Contact Information

  9. Parts of A Business Card… continued Visual Design

  10. Supplementary Information • Many business cards also utilize the backside of the card to provide additional information. Some examples of supplementary information include:

  11. The Mission Statement of the Individual or Employer

  12. A “Sorry I missed you!” Notice

  13. A List of Services Provided

  14. Summary • Business cards are a useful and powerful marketing tool. • Business cards provide contact information to make business and professional contacts easier. • Business cards typically include the five key parts on the front and any relevant supplementary information on the back.

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