With all this advice in mind, you might be wondering what a great real estate business card looks like. We've put together some examples to give you an idea of what will help your business card stand out.
Double-faced cards
If you're looking for a double-sided card, this is a good example. The front is simple and bright, so it won't strain your eyes. The back has all the agent's contact information along with their agent number and broker.
Everything is nicely spaced, making it easy to scan and find the information you need, and the color scheme is spot on, as the purple tones match the hue of the Berkshire Hathaway logo.
Vertical business card
In a world filled with landscape designs, why not try a portrait card? Portrait cards are great when you have a lot of information to list, as they're set up like a typical page. In this example, the real estate agent's contact information and affiliations are all listed in one place.
The color scheme of this card is also great, using only two tones, black and pale gold, creating a premium feel that will appeal to buyers and sellers.
personalized logo card
As your business grows, you'll want to create your own brand. This card is a great example of how to do that without being over the top. The front of the card features the agent's headshot, but the background is carefully cropped so that the agent looks like they're part of the card. It also lists the agent's number, email, phone number, and broker. The back of the card features the agent's personal logo and a witty slogan.
No headshot cards
No headshot? No problem. This card shows an example of how to fill extra space with a logo. The name and job title are on the right, along with a city skyline. On the left is the agent's contact information. The card is black and yellow, a big, bold combination that stands out in a world where many business cards are white.