HELP designing bus cards and logo

[jessccs]

After being in this business for 18 yrs, I now find, after scrutinizing these forums, that I probably should have some kind of logo, signature, and something other than plain text on contracts, etc. Our business cards are a scratch pad and a hand shake. I need to catch up with the times. I designed everything we have been using, but it is all text , no Pizzazz like you folks. Some/most of you're Web Sights are VERY GOOD. I have NO idea how to establish a http://www. ???????
If you can give me some guidance or help i would be SOoo appriciative !!!

Jessccs

Capital Clean Sweep Maintenance

9720 Pleasant Hill Rd. Jefferson City/Eugene, Mo 65032
573-496-3022 Jess 573-462-9571 Jeff 573-797-9570

jesccs@embarqmail.com

[newlook]

Start at KBK graphics for your business cards and logo.....

www.kbkgraphics.com

Ask for Keith and tell him that we sent you over to him....he will take care of you!!

[FLORIN]

Originally Posted by newlook

Start at KBK graphics for your business cards and logo.....

www.kbkgraphics.com

Ask for Keith and tell him that we sent you over to him....he will take care of you!!

agreed

[mbryan]

Theses are the guys we use

Rigney Graphics | Portfolio | Print | Bryan Exhaust Service

They also did our website.

[HotShot]

Jess....for having no pizazz on your forms and such, you sure make up for that in your posts

Keith at KBK is the man.

[Maggie]

Besides hood stickers, we do logos, business cards, etc. I checked out KBK Graphics and their prices are very competitive, less that what we charge.

Before committing to them, be sure to ask how many proof rounds you get for $200 and how many choices you get. Also think about whether the logo you get will work equally well for business cards as it does for caps and shirts. Get the logo in two versions, black & white and 4-color. There will be some occasions when you want to use the black & white version to save money. Try to get a logo that works equally well both ways.

If you go to them for your logo design, be sure to get the final logo files in EPS format as well as JPEG and PDF. EPS format will work on PC or MAC systems and can be read by any professional graphic design software such as Adobe Illustrator or Quark. People who make signs and vinyl graphics that go on your van will want your logo in EPS format.

When you are ready for a service sticker for the kitchen exhaust hoods you clean, let me know.

[jessccs]

We've all seen these less than attentitive web sights, you know the boiler room style, where sights Bob-up,
notice I said Bob-up not POP-UP
, the one size, seeming fits all , web plan !!! The only difference in these plans may be in the color hue, size of the bouncing ball, star, and click here scenario, instead of a M-90firecracker you discover a lackluster smokey worm type introduction .(boring). We need to put some sizzle awareness in your/our web sights .. Our sights should invoke an awareness to a cumulative havoc that can accrue with just a wisp of a spark and a grease pod ....Disaster !! We have a very limited time frame to invoke the attention of a shop owner, chef or manager. To at least Try to grasp the Powerful insurance, mechanical safety blanket that we instill up on them ... Did you hear about $$@#%&^%$# it burnt to the ground last night ... heard they were hiring those lowbllers and fire went right up the flue. As concerned greasers and businessmen/women we MUST SHOUT the word of the inherent dangers of NOT HAVING quality work preformed such an intricate part of their operation .. WE MUST EDUCATE, EDUCATE, EDUCATE THE BENEFIT OF THE FFDA -CODES OF ACCEPTAMCE. TAKE TIME DO YOUR WEBS RIGHT. To do so we just May Need a helping hand, i;e KBK

JESSCCS

[Ron Musgraves]

Originally Posted by Maggie

Besides hood stickers, we do logos, business cards, etc. I checked out KBK Graphics and their prices are very competitive, less that what we charge.

Before committing to them, be sure to ask how many proof rounds you get for $200 and how many choices you get. Also think about whether the logo you get will work equally well for business cards as it does for caps and shirts. Get the logo in two versions, black & white and 4-color. There will be some occasions when you want to use the black & white version to save money. Try to get a logo that works equally well both ways.

If you go to them for your logo design, be sure to get the final logo files in EPS format as well as JPEG and PDF. EPS format will work on PC or MAC systems and can be read by any professional graphic design software such as Adobe Illustrator or Quark. People who make signs and vinyl graphics that go on your van will want your logo in EPS format.

When you are ready for a service sticker for the kitchen exhaust hoods you clean, let me know.

Great Stuff, nice to meet you.

[Thad]

Originally Posted by HotShot

Jess....for having no pizazz on your forms and such, you sure make up for that in your posts

I think Jess is a kidnapper.

[Beth n Rod]

Originally Posted by Maggie

Besides hood stickers, we do logos, business cards, etc. I checked out KBK Graphics and their prices are very competitive, less that what we charge.

Before committing to them, be sure to ask how many proof rounds you get for $200 and how many choices you get. Also think about whether the logo you get will work equally well for business cards as it does for caps and shirts. Get the logo in two versions, black & white and 4-color. There will be some occasions when you want to use the black & white version to save money. Try to get a logo that works equally well both ways.

If you go to them for your logo design, be sure to get the final logo files in EPS format as well as JPEG and PDF. EPS format will work on PC or MAC systems and can be read by any professional graphic design software such as Adobe Illustrator or Quark. People who make signs and vinyl graphics that go on your van will want your logo in EPS format.

When you are ready for a service sticker for the kitchen exhaust hoods you clean, let me know.

Thanks for sharing that - remember, vendors should promote themselves in the vendor area...
Beth