Developing eWrite

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The eWrite Lite business cards, designed and printed by TheLogoCompany arrived!

I was nervous about how they would turn out. There are many good things happening at eWrite at the moment and I wondered if I was going in the right direction getting a specific card for the eWrite Lite software.

eWrite Lite Business Card

The cards look great! The front is crisp and glossy with a matt back containing my contact details. I have 498 of these (My parents took one each) that I’ll be passing on to anyone that even looks my way from now on.

TheLogoCompany asked for a testimonial to put in their forum which I happily wrote. They sent me on the logo designs, business card designs, letterheads, compliment slips in more graphic formats than I know what to do with.

I’ve just completed the forms over at thelogocompany.net to get their super deluxe option of Logo Design, Stationery Design plus 500 business cards for just 187 Euro.

Their forms are pretty good and thorough. I’m very excited to see what will be designed. I’ll have to wait about 3 working days. As soon as I get anything I’ll be blogging about it here and including images.

In the last few days I’ve begun working on a couple of small to medium PHP related projects, each requiring a few days of work. I will use the money from these to get a few essentials up and running, namely business cards.

I’m going to try out http://thelogocompany.net/ to get a logo, stationary and business cards designed. I’ve already met some people and regrettably I didn’t have business cards to give to them so they might contact me or refer other people to me. Who knows what opportunity’s I might have missed already.

I found out about this company from someone at Open Coffee early on in Luigi Malones in Cork. It’s taken me this long to act on it. I remember someone there had cards designed by this company and they looked damn good.

I’ll contact them today and get the ball rolling. Hopefully they’ll be able to design some cool stuff. I’ll post the results here.

I’m also interested in becoming a member of groups such as BNI, Cork Chambers of Commerce, Irish Internet Association. I’ll look into their costs but the business cards come first.