Great news from T’s Face Painting!
I am now able to take credit and debit card payments. I will be trying my new device out at the Trentham Monkey Forest on Sunday 16th April, Saturday 22nd April and Sunday 23rd April for their Egg-cellent Easter Trail.
Do you have an event or party in March or April 2017?
If you book before midnight on the 28th February 2017, I am offering 10% off when mentioning the offer code FACE10 at the time of booking.
Check out my prices and packages for details of what I offer.
Also, check out my gallery to see some of my work
Availability is limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
Bookings must be for a minimum of 2 hours to qualify.
Over the past year, I have been handing out flyers to spread the word about me and my services. As great as flyers are they also have their disadvantages, the main disadvantage is in its name! After losing many flyers to mother nature, I finally decided to investing in some business cards. Yay!
I am very lucky to have a number of valuable skills under my belt and thankfully digital design is one of them; this meant I could design my business cards at zero cost and within a very limited time frame.
I made the business cards design very simple and clear. I also wanted to promote T’s Face Painting as a recognisable brand which I did by only display the logo on the front. On the reserve of the card I wanted to provide key information without cluttering the space, this is always challenging. There are three main pieces of information which are vital to have on a business card:
With the above in mind, I decided this would be the only information on the cards. So do I use my name or company name? I am getting married next year so I felt it would be best use the company name. The website details are nice and simple now I have these amazing website which I built (another one of my valuable skills). With regard to contact details, I personally prefer to be contacted via email because I can’t always answer the phone during the day.
That’s it! All I had to do then was upload the designs to VistaPrint and wait for them to arrive. Here are the results:
