America’s Top 35 Business Cards

Business cards are very important when networking and branding yourself or your company. In no particular order here are the top 35 business cards that I found professional, eye catching and memorable.

Picture Perfect Business Cards:

Carol Roth, Kelly Gadd, Dan Nainan, Mark Grimm, and Stephen Rosenberg all have one thing in common. They have unforgettable business cards. What makes their business cards so memorable? They have their pictures on them. It's hard to forget who gave you a business card when that person's face is actually on the business card. Business cards with pictures on them not only brand the company but the cards brand the person as well. Having a picture of yourself on your business card makes the business card personal as well.

1. Author, Carol Roth

2. The Eisen Agency, Kelly Gadd

3. Actor, Dan Nainan

4. Speaker, Mark Grimm

5. Perfect Pitch Concepts, Stephen Rosenberg

Eye Catching Colorific Business Cards:

Heather Steele, JP Jones, Katie Breyer, Porter Smith, Sharon Geltner, Scott Lorenz, and Gira Desai all know how to use color. Color makes a business card stand out and pop out from the other business cards. Black backgrounds or dark backgrounds with bright writing or pictures catch your eye very quickly. A good business card is one that will stick with the receiver. Picking the right color for your business card reflects your personality so color is very important!

6. UniTherm, Heather Steele

7. Paige Media, JP Jones

8. Paradigm, Katie Breyer 9. Graphic Presentations, Porter Smith

10. Westwind Balloon Company, Scott Lorenz

11. Quinter Design, Robyn Quinter

12. Aleberry, Gira Desai

Simply Great Simple Business Cards:

These business cards don't have a whole lot going on. They are very simple but still great business cards. Jonnie King, Reesa Lake, Maria Vizzi, Judith Gorgone, Leanne Hoagland- Smith, Spencer Callaghan, Bob King, Michael Lee, Brooke Coxen, and Steven Le Vine like to keep their business cards simple. And there is nothing wrong with that. A business card is meant to successfully represent the business. A good business card is clean and to the point.

13. DBA Digital Brand Architects, Reesa Lake

15. LA VS World, Jonnie King

16. Judith Gorgone Designs, Judith Gorgone

17. Red Jacket Sales Coaching, Leanne Hoagland- Smith

18. DNA 11, Spencer Callaghan

19. Thought Spray Solutions, Bob King

20. EthnoConnect, Michael Lee

21. Paper&Home, Brooke Coxen

22. Grapevine PR, Steven Le Vine

Unique And Unforgettable Business Cards:

The weird business cards are the ones that people remember. Now don't make them to weird otherwise they may become unprofessional. Michele Tell, Suzan French, and Nelson Bates have some of the most unique business cards that I have ever seen. Unique business cards convey creativity the minute they are handed out. These cards break business card rules and really pop out at you! They are silly and they are fun.

23. Preferred, Michele Tell

24. Suzan French

25. Entrepreneur, Nelson Bates

Give Your Business Card A Theme:

It's always nice to have a theme for your business card because it helps the card flow. Lena Das, Angela Bauter, and Debra Shrider keep a theme going with their cards. Having a theme on business cards just makes sense because it wraps the whole card together. It's organized and professional.

26. Green Leaf Promotions, Lena Das

27. Savethedateoriginals.com, Angela Bauter

28. The Candy Store, Debra Shrider

Business Cards Galore!:

Business cards are so important that it is some people''s jobs to create business cards for other people. Bernie Eisenfeld creates business cards and here are a few of my favorites to wrap up this post about business cards.

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