I am trying to market my company's logo for greeting cards where should i start?
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have you contacted the greeting card companies? that seems like a good place to start.
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go around to all the shops in your area. ask for the manager. then tell you you want them to sponsor your team. tell them why and give them the details. then tell them where you'll display their logo's which they provide and tell them in like programs, or you'll announce them over the intercom as thanks. especially try local buisness's. they really like the advertising and love to support other local activities.
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I assume they are company cards? Here's a way to impress - i'm a graphic designer. Send me your company logo and I'll design you a card today and send it to you by email. I'll also send you details of a few companies who will print them cheap.
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I suggest getting a certain program that help you make them like Greeting Card Factory or something similiar to that.
910204
If its a slogan for business, you want a trademark.  For copyrights see the U.S. Copyright site, for Trademarks, the U.S. Patent and Trademark site.  Nolo Press also has excellent books covering the subjects in more detail than can be addressed here.
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(1) Put something exciting (plus rudimentary contact info only if you don't mind?) in the top bar to the right of the branding logo;\n\n(2) make any graphics load faster;\n\n(3) if you have more than one page, then limit the graphics on the first page and grab the customer's attention there by a quick load to make them stay, and give them easy and quick navigation, at the top of each page, to other pages: limited graphics on each page, for quick loading (maybe some sort of thumbnails that could be clicked for larger detailed images?)
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Contact the BBB office that you registered with.  They have a Membership Identification Program that allows members to to use the logo for advertising.\n\nIf you aren't a BBB member, using this logo is a violation of U.S. Patent and Copyright laws that the BBB is aggressive in enforcing.
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Try going to a printing company.  Or a place where they make business cards & ink stampers.
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Use word.\ngo to tools and choose labels.\nThere's a list of different size cards\nUse the Avery Business Cards
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You should get as many business cards made AS POSSIBLE.\n\n And put them out wherever you can! Like on bulletin boards, etc.\n\n Another thing is get your friends to mention your business in coversations [AKA "namedropping"]. You need to be highly visible and have your bussiness' name out there. \n\n Got a company logo? Put it on a tote bag and carry that around with you. Or make stationary with it, and use that for notes and whatnot.\n\nIf I think of some more ideas, I'll add them!\n\n[j]
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start by doing some color prints for a portfolio and making sample brochures and catalogs of your self. check out this site this is a great way to advertise and get your out there. this site even sells affordable targeted mailing list and will mail to them for you, and much more. check it out: http://hotshorturl.com/fp98
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Find a friendly local cafe or restaurant.  Ask if they would let you display some of your pictures in thier lobby, waiting area or in the dinning area.  Ensure a card is place at the foot of each nicely framed and well printed image.
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well, since i don't know your location, fedex kinko's is an obvious starting point, at least for the u.s.\n\ni do know of a good company that does this sort of "finding" work for you, as they are familiar with many printing companies that you might not otherwise find on your own.  they're called dg graphics. i've done business with them before, and it's been smooth sailing.   here's their contact info: dmarti@DGGraphicsOnline.com or (860) 286-9997 \n\nother options would be to look up printing or copying in the yellow pages for your area (not all of these types of places have themselves on-line yet, but that doesn't mean they're not good.  they're just smaller places that do most of their business by word of mouth)\n\nthose are my suggestions
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Kodak has greeting cards to print and Yahoo photos also I believe
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I would hire a good Advertising Agency- you can not do this on your own- especially asking total strangers to think up a name & slogan for your company, youmust spend money to make money- good luck.
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Self-publishing could be a good option. Check out the sources for some sites. There's also plenty of books on the subject -- check out Amazon or even your local library.\n\nAlso, be sure to copyright your work. You can do this at the US Copyright Office. Go to the 5th link in the source box for Literary Works. The application is fairly simple & the cost is $30 per application.\n\nIf you are selling any products in connection with your works(e.g. toys, clothing, etc.), it is strongly advised that comprehensive research be conducted to ensure that the name you're interested in is truly available. \n\nThis entails searching the pending & registered Federal and State trademark files as well as the US National Common-Law files. Then, if clear, you can decide if you would like to file for a Federal or a State trademark. \n\nResearch is needed to make sure your trade name is legally available, before opening, before expansion, before incorporation or before designing your logo. Similarities in sound, appearance and meaning affect you too!\n\nThere are 16+ million trade names in use in the United States. Similar names matter, if close in sound, appearance or meaning. Similar names in related classes, distribution channels and customer matter too. You are affected by Common Law use (14 million), State Trademarks (500,000) and Federal Trademarks (2 million).
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a cute card should suffice