Business Cards in Pueblo: What Local Businesses Need to Know Before Ordering

Pueblo runs on introductions. The Chamber mixer Downtown, the home show at the State Fairgrounds, a contractor meeting a homeowner for an estimate, in each case, what gets left behind is a business card. It's a small piece of print doing a big job.

Ordering them well comes down to a handful of decisions. This guide covers the ones that matter.

Business cards in Pueblo for $35, delivered

Nex-Jen Print's business card special is 1,000 full-color, double-sided cards for $35 out the door, tax and shipping included. Design is an additional $40. You order by phone, email, or Zoom, approve a proof, and the cards are delivered to you anywhere in Pueblo.

Stock: the thickness people feel

Paper thickness is measured in points. 14pt is the everyday standard, sturdy and professional. 16pt is thicker and stiffer, and the upgrade is the least expensive way to make a stronger first impression. When someone hands you a card and it feels flimsy, that's a thin stock; nobody ever complains a card feels too solid.

Finish: gloss, satin, or something fancier

• Gloss: vivid color and shine; shrugs off fingerprints; harder to write on.
• Satin: smooth with no glare; the safest all-around choice.
• Uncoated back: ask for this if anyone needs to write appointment details on the card.
• Soft touch, foil, painted edges: premium upgrades for when the card itself is part of the pitch.

How many to order

Setup is most of the cost of a card order, so per-card price falls quickly as quantity rises. The counterweight is change, a new phone number, title, or address strands leftovers. Order for the stretch you're confident the details will stay put; for most Pueblo businesses that's somewhere between 500 and 1,000 cards.

If you want an economical start, our current special is 1,000 full-color business cards for $35 on 14pt or 16pt stock, in gloss or satin. Tax and shipping are included, and design is an additional $40, ideal if you already have artwork, or paired with design help as its own piece.

The artwork question

The most common cause of disappointing cards is a logo pulled from a website or social media, too low-resolution to print sharply. If you have the original vector file (AI, EPS, SVG, or press-ready PDF), send that. If a JPG is all you have, say so; cleaning up or rebuilding a logo is routine, and far cheaper than reprinting.

When your proof arrives, read every character. Phone numbers and email addresses are where typos hide.

Ordering without leaving Pueblo

The whole process happens remotely: send your logo and details, approve a digital proof, and the finished cards are delivered to you, Downtown, the South Side, Belmont, anywhere in the area. If you'd rather talk through options first, phone and Zoom consultations are available by appointment.