[ISellRiverview]

Anyone have recommendations for a snazzy website where I can customize my cards a bit, or one with good KW templates? I have a new pic, time for a new card. And coming soon, a new REW template website!

[NY RE Broker]

I use overnight prints, but I design all of my stuff in Microsoft Publisher.

It was posted on this site somewhere about bar coding. With todays smart phones, you can add a bar code to the card that will direct people to your site, info or PDA site. More of a cool factor than anything else, but I see many people using the tool to scan bar codes to check nutrition which is printed right on the product anyway so its being used more and more.

[FairwayandIsle]

I use overnight prints as well, and I design everything in AI.

They really do a nice job and quick turn around as well.

[BuyHawkeye]

I'm a big fan of vistaprint. They are online. If you can't find them, PM me.

[Michael Paul Eau Claire]

I use gotprint . com. Not sure if they have KW templates, but the cardstock quality is some of the best I've seen. I design in MS Publisher.

[GreenBayRealtor]

I check prices online and then shop at a local printer who can come close to there prices. I always like to support my local businesses when I get a chance plus I network with the owners

[GregPDX]

I too use a local print shop. They can get pretty close to some of the online prices without the shipping charges

[RJO Salt Lake]

Check out www.SmallBusinessPrinting.com. I recently received a promotional package from them and was very impressed with the quality and design. I'll use them next time I order cards.

[gregharaksin]

i just ordered through Vistaprint. I liked how I could add lines and move them around, upload photos and place them wherever.

[scottiegrace]

Colortech in Ontario Canada does an awesome job on plastic cards. They are pretty thick and have rounded corners. I'm very pleased with them.