Square-corner cards with an appointment card, coupon or shop info on the back. Every front desk needs a stack.
Business cards for nail salons: the back works as hard as the front The business cards on your front desk are what clients take home most. The front carries your name, phone, address and website; the back should do a job: an appointment card for the next visit, a coupon, or a QR code. Appointment card: a line for the date, time and technician, so the next visit ends up on the fridge. Coupon: a discount on the next visit or for referring a friend. A QR code to your Google review page, as Google explains here. 14pt is the common heavy stock; 16pt feels stiffer. Gloss makes colors pop, while matte takes a ballpoint pen, which suits an appointment back. For an even thicker card, see triple-layer cards or die-cut shapes, and add matching name tags for your team.DESIGN + PRINT
Standard business cards
Square-corner cards with an appointment card, coupon or shop info on the back. Every front desk needs a stack.