Direct Marketing - Ideas for Business Cards for a Tattoo Salon
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Creating business cards for a tattoo salon is one of the most effective marketing strategies for bringing in new clientele. They are handy to carry around and pass out to people on the go. Business cards can be passed to friends and associates at a gathering or in a restaurant, in the store or at the gym. The business card you create is a person's first impression of your tattoo salon and should portray at a glance what you want others to know about your work.
Example of Your Work
Be proud to share your art with others. Enthusiasm attracts customers.
One of the most effective ways to market your business at the salon is to display an example of your work on your cards. Choose a tattoo that is one of your original designs or one of your favorites. It is possible to give people a feel for your artistic influence through this small visual example of what you can offer them. People seeking a professional tattoo will be impressed with your work and will consider coming to your salon to learn more information about your business.
Phrases That Pique Interest
A catchy phrase or slogan can be the central focus on your card. Choose a statement that either describes the atmosphere of your salon or the quality of your work. Think about what you have to offer that would be attractive to those seeking a tattoo. What makes you and your salon different than the hundreds that are already out there? Appeal to your future customers' interests.
Show Yourself Or Your Staff
Have a photograph of yourself and/or your staff on the business card. Let people know who you are. This will be effective in getting the public to recognize you when you are out and allow you to bring up conversations about your salon when others know what you do.
Collage of Customers
The contours and curves of the body make the tattoos dimensional.
Showcase your successful tattoos on happy customers. It's beneficial to have a collage of your work on a wall of your salon so customers can see how the actual tattoos look on different parts of the body. Displaying this on your business cards will draw those individuals who are more serious about getting tattoos into your salon.
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Example of Your Work
Be proud to share your art with others. Enthusiasm attracts customers.
One of the most effective ways to market your business at the salon is to display an example of your work on your cards. Choose a tattoo that is one of your original designs or one of your favorites. It is possible to give people a feel for your artistic influence through this small visual example of what you can offer them. People seeking a professional tattoo will be impressed with your work and will consider coming to your salon to learn more information about your business.
Phrases That Pique Interest
A catchy phrase or slogan can be the central focus on your card. Choose a statement that either describes the atmosphere of your salon or the quality of your work. Think about what you have to offer that would be attractive to those seeking a tattoo. What makes you and your salon different than the hundreds that are already out there? Appeal to your future customers' interests.
Show Yourself Or Your Staff
Have a photograph of yourself and/or your staff on the business card. Let people know who you are. This will be effective in getting the public to recognize you when you are out and allow you to bring up conversations about your salon when others know what you do.
Collage of Customers
The contours and curves of the body make the tattoos dimensional.
Showcase your successful tattoos on happy customers. It's beneficial to have a collage of your work on a wall of your salon so customers can see how the actual tattoos look on different parts of the body. Displaying this on your business cards will draw those individuals who are more serious about getting tattoos into your salon.
