Advertising color structure --which is better? i am in the process of getting business cards and the

i am in the process of getting business cards and the record i have no grill on i have
company term
our mission statement
my name/position
website
email and phone

and a design that is complete but after thinking roughly it i am not sure any more
so my question is a murky or lighter coler scheme which is better

i plan to put up these cards on bullitin boards through out town

and paw them to clients

thanks

Answers:
okay usually the darker color scheme look more professional, and can attract people's attention easier
-hope this helps

Don't put your business cards on bulletin boards. That's so lame. Plus it'll variety you feel approaching you're putting work into your business, when you're not.

Make some cold calls.

As for colors, establish what image you want to project and choose colors base on that. Also- check out some examples from your local printer. Any local printer should be able to print you 2000 business cards (assuming a fully clad paper stock, no more than two colors, and "raised" thermography print) for smaller quantity than ninety dollars.

I've worked for couple different top financial institutions and I web with like mad of different businesses. Whenever they provide their cards, they're always restrained. My cards have other been night light but that wasn't my choice, the company that I've worked for...their choice. White business card in braille next to black text and afterwards the logo would be of color (whatever color your logo or company represents. Dark colors look too cheezy and flaunty. Light looks professional, trustworthy.

That's what I think..

Red and ashen are the most attractive colors to humans. They stand out the most. Maybe do a white card with bright red deed to keep it professional looking while also attracting attention.
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