Business Cards with a Big Bang

As a business owner, you need to be able to market yourself, your services and your products. One of the cheapest and easiest ways you can do this is through personalized business cards – all of which are printed at our location right here in Atlanta GA. These cards are an investment in your company.

Most likely, in today's digital age, your potential clients don't want to put down their smart phone or tablet just to shake hands with you or collect the card that was shoved into their back pocket unceremoniously 10 minutes ago.

For those who do want to meet with you, they will want a professional business card that they can give out as a reference. Of course, handing them your laminated piece of paper may not be the most inviting way to make a first impression – but that is what we are here for!

Big Bang Business Cards are printed right here in Atlanta, GA. The cards are made from high quality 25lb card stock and lasers cut in multiple colors with an imprinted adhesive back. Within seconds, these cards can be customized online at no cost or in our office. Your design ideas can be created online too!

Big Bang Business Cards are also a perfect way to promote your business with a bang! Whether it is printed on one side or two, they are a great conversation starter and a great conversation stopper.

Just keep in mind that the more people who see your Big Bang Card – the more hits you will get. So, don't over do the advertising. Save some to give out to friends and family members and use the rest for other promotional purposes.

Please contact us for pricing information if you are interested in Big Bang Cards, or any other printing and design services that we offer.

When your cards are completed, you will get a proof of the design. After reviewing your design, we'll send you a quote for the finished product.

For large quantities of Big Bang Business Cards (50+) please email us at bigbangcards@gmail.com

Big Bang Business Cards mock up [ARTICLE CONTINUED] Big Bang's business cards are made from high quality stock and then printed with an adhesive back. Within seconds, the business card can be customized online at no cost or in our office and voila! Your design ideas can be created online too! The custom logo imprinted on these cards make them appear as if they were custom designed. The customized Big Bang Business Cards link directly to your website, business cards or social media. You can also create a custom Big Bang Business Card with your logo and contact information. There is no set-up cost for the Big Bang Business Cards, just choose from a variety of colors and sizes.

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This is the link to start designing your own customized business cards: https://www.facebook.com/BigBangCards/ Your email address will not be used for any other purpose than to respond to you regarding your design request or request for pricing information if you are interested in Big Bang business cards, or any other printing and design services that we offer.

For large quantities of Big Bang Business Cards (50+) please email us at bigbangcards@gmail.com

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Title: One Woman's Story [ARTICLE START] By Greer Burns, Founder of The Caring Group Today I asked my friend Kristen to write a story about her experiences. I know she'll have an interesting perspective on the types of things women coping with breast cancer go through. It's not a topic that most people talk about…mostly because no one really wants to hear about it. But I think it's important to have an awareness of what women have to experience from the time they find out they have breast cancer until the time they die from it. Kristen agreed to write about her experience, and I'm so grateful for her contribution. Kristen says, "I am a 33-year-old wife and mother of three small children. Two and a half years ago I was diagnosed with stage III invasive ductal carcinoma. Reading that sentence gave me chills! It also made me sad because after I got over initial shock, I had no clue how hard breast cancer was really going to be on my life. My initial response was to go to my doctor, my oncologist, and any other specialist I could find because I was a BRCA1+ carrier. I received the news that I might not have much longer to live. The only thing that would make this okay would be if there was something they could do! It took a while for me to understand the true reality of breast cancer. My first few chemotherapy treatments were all in one month. Five treatments in three weeks? Impossible! My oncologist told me it was going to be okay; he put time frames on each chemo session and also seemed very calm about what lay ahead for me. I was still very confident in his abilities, so I did what I thought was right. When the time came for my 5th chemo treatment, I called for my first consultation with a local oncology surgeon. From the initial staff visit to the biopsy and reconstruction surgery (concussion), everything went smoothly. The next 6 months were hard but with each day went by, each other doctor appointment came closer to being over. The day I walked out of surgery was the one day that I knew that everything was going to be okay. The surgery was very minor and my scars were nothing compared to what they could have been. I had just finished my 6th month of diagnosis, and my breast reconstruction was right around the corner – it felt like I'd been in some kind of time warp. This time the surgeries, tests and appointments were all day-of-day surgeries, so at least I got to sleep in. Both surgeries went great, and I woke up in recovery with a brand new boob. The reconstruction was exactly like the first surgery except it took an hour longer. It was a little embarrassing because I didn't look at myself in the mirror for at least two weeks after the surgery. When I finally did go in, there wasn't much to see but tight wounds and gauze. My new breasts were smaller than I expected, but that's about it. It was hard to accept what my body looked like for so long, but eventually I moved on from the unknowns and accepted this is what my body looks like now.

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I really hope Kristen's story helps give other women a more concrete idea of what living with breast cancer is like. There are many lines to follow – you must fight the disease, but also think about the financial havoc it can take on your life. You have to think about the emotional aspect too – not being able to take care of yourself and your family is tough. You have to stand up for yourself and overcome a lot of obstacles, but please remember that you have people who love you. There are many new friends in every type of breast cancer support group on line; find them and talk about your experience.