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Business Cards for Electricians
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Lemon Wasp Flash
This business card is unmissable because it uses the warning colours of yellow and black. It features an illustration of a light bulb...
A Mandatory Instruction
A road sign inspired card with a twist, the only mandatory instruction this sign gives is to get in contact with your driving related...
Jade Bulb Flash
This dazzling card is perfect for electricians and itââ"¬â"¢s sure to stun your customers. The back comes in jade and cream...
A Powerful Plug
Set your clients a-buzz when you present this cool, contemporary, illustrative and typographic business card. The design features a pylon...
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Bright Spark
The cool and funky design of this option is a great choice for bright sparks in the electrical business. The bold typographic background...
Create A Buzz
Striking and unforgettable this bright red business card features a circuit design on the back that shouts qualified electrician, or...
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Electric Atmosphere
This modern graphic business card features an awesome electrical circuit for its design. Black with a neat white font, it is entirely...
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Electric Blue
Spark real interest in your business with this cool business card for electricians and electrical professionals. Featuring an innovative...
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Electricians Designs & Templates
If you're a qualified electrician or an electrical contractor, why not spread the word with a business cards? Choose from a range of templates that reflect your trade. For example, a template with a graphic design might be good for you. It's worth spending some time thinking about colours too, because they can make people think differently. Trust is a very important factor for customers choosing someone to do a repair or carry out rewiring. Blue is the colour that most people trust, so this might be a good shade for you to select.
Customers will want to know that you're fully qualified, so make sure you include your City and Guilds 2330 or your NVQs. If you're an NICEIC approved electrician, it's a good idea to add that in too.
When you're done, hand them out to your customers, friends and family and also to businesses and commercial premises in your local area.
