F fansup Free Member Aug 7, 2008 109 4 Sep 16, 2011 #1 Sep 16, 2011 Original Poster #1 Just about to order my business cards, cannot which name looks more professional on a business card? Mr D Jones David Jones or Mr David Jones Last edited: Sep 16, 2011 ••• More options Share
Just about to order my business cards, cannot which name looks more professional on a business card? Mr D Jones David Jones or Mr David Jones
S SteveDI Free Member Sep 16, 2011 3 1 Sep 16, 2011 #2 Sep 16, 2011 #2 David Jones Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
J jane exelby Free Member Jun 24, 2011 19 7 Sep 16, 2011 #3 Sep 16, 2011 #3 David Jones Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
bobbyparker Free Member Nov 9, 2010 126 10 Leeds Sep 16, 2011 #4 Sep 16, 2011 #4 -DJ- (10 Char) ••• More options Share Upvote 0
A Ashley Cartman Sep 16, 2011 #5 Sep 16, 2011 #5 definately David Jones... Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
J JohnnyHTID Free Member Jan 29, 2009 24 2 Bangor Sep 16, 2011 #6 Sep 16, 2011 #6 Mr David Jones, it looks both professional and friendly. Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
F Fred_the_frog Free Member Jan 30, 2011 1,793 232 Sep 16, 2011 #7 Sep 16, 2011 #7 I agree, David Jones is the best. The other two sound too serious. Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
F Fahad Ali Khan Sep 16, 2011 #8 Sep 16, 2011 #8 David Jones Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
Minuteman Press Free Member Dec 8, 2007 1,574 245 Bristol, UK www.minutemanbristol.com Sep 17, 2011 #9 Sep 17, 2011 #9 David Jones (unless you are a UK medical consultant etc). Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
F fattony Free Member Jul 16, 2009 697 27 Sep 17, 2011 #10 Sep 17, 2011 #10 What is a good font to use for business cards, looking for a professional look ••• More options Share Upvote 0
A anita85 Free Member Sep 7, 2011 15 3 Sep 18, 2011 #11 Sep 18, 2011 #11 Mr. David Jones. Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
D Digital Ark Sep 18, 2011 #12 Sep 18, 2011 #12 Yep agree, David Jones as the world is now much less formal. Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
M MontagioCustomTailoring Free Member Sep 17, 2011 15 1 Sep 18, 2011 #13 Sep 18, 2011 #13 IMO, leave off the MR. I'd only put a title in if you're a Dr. Simply use David Jones. Plus its the name of a higher-end retailer here in Australia Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
IMO, leave off the MR. I'd only put a title in if you're a Dr. Simply use David Jones. Plus its the name of a higher-end retailer here in Australia
am:pm graphics Free Member Jun 14, 2006 744 69 Sep 19, 2011 #14 Sep 19, 2011 #14 I would go for David Jones...the font would depend on your branding/logo etc Pauline Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
MyAccountantOnline Business Member Sep 24, 2008 15,269 10 3,336 UK myaccountantonline.co.uk Sep 19, 2011 #15 Sep 19, 2011 #15 Digital Ark said: Yep agree, David Jones as the world is now much less formal. Click to expand... Another 'me too' Reactions: fansup ••• More options Share Upvote 0
Digital Ark said: Yep agree, David Jones as the world is now much less formal. Click to expand... Another 'me too'
F fansup Free Member Aug 7, 2008 109 4 Sep 19, 2011 #16 Sep 19, 2011 Original Poster #16 Thanks for your replies. David jones it is then. ••• More options Share Upvote 0
A adamc68 Free Member Jun 9, 2011 15 1 Sep 22, 2011 #17 Sep 22, 2011 #17 fattony said: What is a good font to use for business cards, looking for a professional look Click to expand... I think the best font to use is something very simple and not to complicated, because you do not want to confuse the customers ••• More options Share Upvote 0
fattony said: What is a good font to use for business cards, looking for a professional look Click to expand... I think the best font to use is something very simple and not to complicated, because you do not want to confuse the customers