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Permalink Reply by Aldora on
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Tacky. They are cheap enough to get new cards. I used my oops cards and purchased a label for the backside where my oops was and now use those to hand out as coupons/special offers.
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Permalink Reply by Amy Marks on
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I didn't have my LN when I ordered my cards so I had it printed at a local printer on tiny precut pieces of peel and stick and put it on the back in the corner. No one would ever know. It was a bit time consuming but saved the money. Of course if you have more money than time... I just did them while watching TV. Good luck!
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I actually plan on adding an article to my blog about business cards so you bring up a good point with the license number. I like the peel and stick idea for the cards you already have printed. However, it might be worth it to check into something like vistaprint. They usually have a special for 250 cards for $10. Its hard to beat that and you don't have to worry about dealing with or buying the labels.
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Permalink Reply by Marlene Mayman on
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I've never printed my license number on my business cards. Is this required in your state?
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Permalink Reply by Sam on
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Does your state require it? If so, I'd say by all means do so until you could perhaps get a label of some kind printed to attach that peice of information. If your state doesn't require it- I wouldn't bother. Or say if you have a services brochure just staple a business card onto that, if your brochure has it on there.
My state: I learned in school, Missouri, does require your state license number be on all marketing materials.
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I would personally print another batch. I know that's a pain, but I think handwriting extra info looks unprofessional.
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