Name Card Print


Visitor's Print Name Card JB is one of the most essential marketing resources accessible to a company and customers expect you to have one. It is a highly personal marketing form and does exactly what you need it to do. A Print Name Card JB is a very personal marketing form and does exactly what you need it to do. Print Name Card JB serve the most important purpose of marketing your business and making your key contact information into your client’s hands… all in a matter of seconds.

User Guidance of Print Name Card JB


Instead of delivering Print Name Card JB only when they meet for the first time, they should deliver Print Name Card JB to customers every time they see them.

Deliver Print Name Card JB to everyone in a unit, not just to the boss of the unit.

Deliver two Print Name Card JB instead of just one Print Name Card. Ask the recipient to transfer another Print Name Card JB to others.

Put two Print Name Card JB in each letter, birthday card, holiday card and thank you letter.

Put two Print Name Card JB in each media kit.

Introduction of Print Name Card JB


During the official introduction, they are shared for convenience and memory. Print Name Card JB usually include the provider's name, company or business affiliation (usually with a logo) and traditional contact information such as a street address, phone number, fax number, email address and website. Before the advent of electronic communications, Print Name Card JB may also contain telex details. Now, they may include social media addresses, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. In the past, many cards are simply black text on a white film, and the cards printed from the engraved plate have a unique look and feel that is a sign of ideal professionalism. Professional Print Name Card JB usually contain one or more aspects of eye-catching visual design.

Global Variations of Print Name Card JB

The Print Name Card JB in Japan is called "Famous Thorn". Usually, in the largest printing size, the company name is at the top, then the job title, and then the personal name. This information is written with Japanese characters, and the reverse side is usually Latin characters. Usually, Meishi may also include QR codes to provide contact information in a precise form of the machine, has not yet become a common practice. According to a 2007 survey, less than 3% of Japanese people have meishi printed with QR codes.

The card should be placed on the top two corners, face up and flipped, the person who receives the master brake can read it, and then use both hands to grasp it at the bottom two corners. It is impolite to put your finger on the name or other information. After receiving the "Famous Teacher", people are expected to read the card and designate the person's name and grade. Then, another person should be thanked, say "choudai itashimasu" ("I accept your Print Name Card JB") or "choudai shimasu", and bow. When exchanging meishi between different parties, for example, between the company ’s president and middle managers, it is appropriate for some merged persons to expand their Print Name Card JB in such a way that they are in a higher position The artificial replacement of meishi below or below.

Meishi should be placed in a smart holster that will not warm or wear, both of which are considered signs of disrespect or carelessness. The received famous poems should not be written on the pocket or in the pocket; if meishi is placed on the table, the recipient puts it on the top of the holster until they leave the table. If there are several people attending the meeting, and one person receives several meishis, the person with the highest rank will be placed on the leather box, and another person will be placed on the table.

The way the receiver treats the presenter's meishi indicates how the receiver will treat the presenter. Acts such as folding the card in half or putting the presenter's name in the back pocket are considered insults.

Japanese executives or officials usually have two names: one is Japanese, used by Japanese compatriots, in the order of Japanese names (surname first), and the other is used by foreigners, whose names are in Spanish (last name) .

Special Etiquette of Print Name Card JB


Distribute your Print Name Card JB more generously and without restrictions outside the United States and Canada. In international business, not only can people officially exchange Print Name Card JB, but Print Name Card JB can also be a valuable record, recording the people you meet, and also the basis for your future contact with them.


However, you must clearly realize that in certain cultures, there are certain special etiquettes for exchanging Print Name Card JB (unlike in North America, people can often exchange Print Name Card JB informally). In Japan, the form of exchanging Print Name Card JB is as important as the substance. The process of exchanging Print Name Card JB is like a ballet with well-designed movements. The following are the specific steps:


1. Hold the Print Name Card JB with both thumbs and forefinger. When handing a Print Name Card JB, the front should face the person who accepts the Print Name Card JB. At the same time, you have to bow slightly, that is, your head is slightly lowered.

2. The party that accepts the Print Name Card JB must nod to express gratitude, and at the same time hand out its own Print Name Card JB in the same way, and then spend some time reading the content on the Print Name Card JB carefully. The reason is: the Print Name Card JB is your identity; it shows who you are, what you do, and who you work for-the Print Name Card JB is your appearance.


3. Next, at the appropriate time, in each of these small ceremonies, each person must also hold a Print Name Card JB on his chest for the other party to recognize.


4. Try not to make marks or annotations on Print Name Card JB.In the Middle East and many Southeast Asian countries, you must hand your Print Name Card JB with your right hand and never with your left hand, even if you are left-handed. In these areas, the left hand is used to clean the body and is therefore considered to be "unclean" hand.


Do not put Print Name Card JB in your pockets in any culture. We have noticed that a few informal Americans use Print Name Card JB as toothpicks! (Across the table, your client must be thinking: "Hey! That is my identity, not your toothpick.")

Construction of Print Name Card JB


Print Name Card JB is printed on some form of card paper, and their visual effects, printing methods, costs, and other details vary according to cultural or organizational norms and personal preferences. The common weight of the Print Name Card JB varies by location. Typically, Print Name Card JB are printed at 350 grams / square meter (density), 45 millimeters (100 pounds) (weight) or 12 pounds (thickness).


Initially, these cards were significantly lighter in weight, and perforations could be felt at the edges, but improvements in printer and paper design made it possible to print professional-looking cards.


It is common to use spot colors to print replacement Print Name Card JB without full-color photos on a sheet-fed offset press. Some companies even have spot colors on their trademarks (for example, UPS brown, Los Angeles Lakers purple and Tide orange). If the Print Name Card JB logo is monochrome and the type is another color, the process is considered to be two colors. More spot colors can be added according to the needs of the card. With the beginning of digital printing and batch printing, it is now cost-effective to print Print Name Card JB in full color.


In order to simulate the effect of printing with engraved plates, a cheaper method called thermal imaging has been developed, which uses plastic powder that can be replaced on wet ink. The card is then rotated into a heating unit, which melts the plastic onto the card. A similar effect can be achieved by applying UV varnish on the matte sheet substrate.


Sheet-fed presses also print full-color cards or cards that use multiple colors. However, they use the CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) four-color printing process. Screens with colors that are overprinted on each other will produce a wide color gamut. The disadvantage of this printing method is that if you check carefully, the sifted color will find tiny dots, and in most cases, the spot color card will be printed in solid color. Or a non-black type simple card with less than 5 points.

Bilingual Print Name Card JB


When traveling in countries where English is not widely used, some knowledgeable tourists will use a Print Name Card JB with English on one side and the local language on the other. Make sure that the quality of the printed text on both sides is the same, so as not to inadvertently suspect that the local language is a second-class language. In many large cities, there are many 24-hour services in this area. If you go to a city like Tokyo or Hong Kong, but do not have a bilingual Print Name Card JB, then ask the hotel's concierge where such service is available.


In any case, you should make sure to write down your title and title. Choosing a title will not only make the local people understand but also reflect your position most accurately. For example, titles like "deputy", "associate" or "executive assistant" are easily confused outside the United States. And the difference between words like "director" and "manager" is difficult for people in many parts of the world to understand. The title of vice president (vice president) is rarely used outside the United States, but businessmen in other countries know that it represents a special status. Similarly, acronyms like CEO (CEO), CFO (chief financial officer) and COO (chief operating officer) have also puzzled people outside North America.


In our English-speaking country of the same family, the "chairman" used by the British corresponds to the "president" of the United States. In the UK, "director" is a high-level position, corresponding to the "vice president" in the United States; at the same time, this title also implies that this person is a member of the board of directors.


Use an additional unit on a sheet-fed printing press to apply the coating like another ink. That is to say, UV coatings can also use spot coating, which creates additional design potential. Do not replace UV paint with paint, paint should be glazed or semi-glazed before printing.


Print Name Card JB can also be printed using a digital copier, which uses toner fused on the surface of the Print Name Card JB, but many modern printing companies have replaced high-end "digital printers", which can now be used as office copiers, ranging from Lightweight production equipment such as Konica Minolta's Bizhub 5500, and the latest HP Indigo digital printing press and other state-of-the-art equipment.


Although some older office copiers may encounter problems when handling heavy Print Name Card JB paper, the latest digital printing presses can print paper with a special quality weighing 407 g / m2 (150 # cover paper), and Can print special substrates, such as polypropylene. Many modern digital printers can be used in both sheet and web models, can simulate Pantone spot colors, can print more than 7 colors at a time, and some even include embedded spectrophotometers and air-assisted paper feed systems.


UV coatings and other coatings (such as water-based coatings) can be used to speed up the production of cards. Cards that are not dry will "place", that is, the ink on the front of one card will be marked on the back of the next card. The layer usually has a high gloss, but it is more likely to produce fingerprints, and the water-based coating is not obvious, but it can prolong the replacement of the card. You can use dim water-based paint on uncoated cards and get some very durable uncoated cards, and you can also use UV coating or plastic extrusion technology to thicken thin cards, so they are also more durable.


(Bleeding refers to the portion where the printed lines or colors extend beyond the lines of the paper to be printed on.) This helps ensure that the paper will be cut without white edges due to the small difference in the cutting position of the blade. Print Name Card JB with almost no tailoring are almost impossible. Just losing hair will cause white lines, and the blade itself will pull the paper when cutting. The image on the paper can also be moved.

Two American business women described their experiences in using Print Name Card JB in Japan. One is the president of his company. In Japan, no matter where she goes, she is always received by senior Japanese businessmen. And another Print Name Card JB marked as an international marketing manager (director), but she was treated in the opposite way-indifference and white-eyed. Both women believe that in the Japanese business community, the status and status in the company is very important. As a result, the director of the international marketing department, with the permission of their company, appoints himself as the president of "Some International" (the name of her own company). In fact, the name of this company is the official name of a foreign sales group (FSC) is a department specializing in taxation, and she is right about her appointment. A few months later, the lady went to Japan again, and this time, the renamed "President" title on her Print Name Card brought her a warm reception.


Warning: Don't make up your own title in order to make a good impression. Otherwise, once your international counterparts discover that you are bragging, you will lose credibility, which is harmful in the long run.


Special reminder: In those countries and regions where men are dominant (eg Latin America, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia), if you are married, you may consider adding “Mrs.” before your name to indicate your identity . The advantage of this is that it can prevent some undesirable love offensives.


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