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Especially when you
consider all of the offers for inexpensive or free business cards
(ie. pay shipping) out there. Most of them offer a nice selection of
free templates, and the ability to customize the card with little to
no design ability. Something to consider, for sure.
That said, printing
business cards from home, is an option. And it might be
one you want to pursue.
"Exactly, HOW can I print business cards at home for free?"
So how do you do it?
How does someone
without design abilities organize their contact information onto a
page, side by side, so they can print business cards from home?
Fortunately, a little
research pulls up some decent websites. Each of these gives you the
ability to choose a template, input your contact information, add a
logo or a picture, and poof! Your business cards are lined up side by
side, eight to a page.
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All without ever leaving
their website.
You can then take that document and print your business cards at
home for free (assuming you have the correct paper - generally
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These websites offer an
advantage over some other free business card sites that require you to
add your contact information to their templates using a
design program of your own. A difficult task for non-designers.
The
bottom line?
Yes, if you want to print
business cards from home for "free" -- you can. BUT...
...with the
wide availability of inexpensive business cards online, few will find it to be
the best option. When you add in the cost of paper, ink, and time
invested... combined with the lack of options, templates, and
attractive designs -- well, printing business cards at home may not be
the deal it's cracked up to be.
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