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Free Business Cards

Free Business Cards

Our free business cards are a quick yet inexpensive way to get your products and services out in the open. Whether you are launching a new business or looking to re-brand your existing business, we have a free business card design that will make your business shine.

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250 Business Cards
14 Standard Postcards
6 Jumbo Magnet Calendars



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Free Business card

Free Business Cards Sample 1
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Start your business off the right way with a set of free business cards from Bizcard.com. With hundreds of free business card templates to choose from, you can find the design that is perfect for you.

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Free Business card (Slim)

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A free business card is nice, but a free unique business card is even better. Free slim business cards from Bizcard.com are a great way to get your company noticed. Slim business card size: 1.5" x 3.5"

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Free Calling card (Slim)

Free Business Cards Sample 3
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Sometimes it can be a challenge just deciding what to put on your business card. Free Calling Cards are a great way to communicate the things that matter. Use Bizcard's Free Calling Cards and Free Visit Cards to communicate more effectively.

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Free Business card (Square)

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The newest addition to our free business card line, square business cards are guaranteed unique way to stand out of the stack. Square Business Card size is 2.0" x 2.0"

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History of Business Cards

Dating back to 15th century China, business cards evolved from traditional trade cards and visiting cards as a form of advertising and exchange of contact information between businessmen. Visiting cards, also known as calling cards, later appeared in Europe as a way to introduce the arrival of aristocrats and royalty to their prospective hosts in the 17th century.

Around the same time, the card moved from its social beginnings to more of a business purpose with the use of the trade cards in London. Besides being the main source for advertising, the trade card was to direct the public to a merchant?s location with the use of maps and directions because no formal street address system existed at the time.

These early trade cards were printed by woodcut or letterpress and were usually monotones or contained a small amount of tint. Businesses used their cards as marks of distinction and began the first modifications of their design or logo. Later, as the growing demand for the cards boosted the development of color printing, more elaborate card designs appeared, making the cards works of art. Today, business cards are evolving to a more sophisticated type of communication. There are various types of printing methods used, including spot and four color inks, traditional letterpress, and thermography. Traditional cards are still printed on paper, yet other materials such as plastic and metal are becoming increasingly popular.