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Building a company culture that reflects your brand values

MOO employees using colorful space hoppers in the office showing a positive company culture and work life balance

So you’ve defined your brand and started showcasing it to your customers. But how do you fully embed your brand values into your company culture?

1. Think about work life balance

Nobody can ‘live the brand’ 24 hours a day, and it would be a bit worrying if they could. Brand values are ideals to aim for, not rigid rules, and you can guarantee that sometimes you and your team will fall short, because we’re all human.

Being able to step back and look at your business culture with a sense of humor is a great asset for keeping your brand alive in the long run. If things go a bit off-course, you can notice and correct it, it’s not the end of the world!

The best way to keep such a positive culture in the workplace? Give employees the work life balance they need. Nobody wants burnt-out, unhappy staff, and we all know relaxed staff equals better company culture. Simple!

branded workspace with employees embracing the MOO company culture

2. Brand your workspace

The Harvard Business Review suggests matching your external marketing materials with your internal comms, so the messages you’re giving to the world are the same ones you’re affirming inside your business culture. With internal marketing, you know your audience really well and you can count on their attention during the working day, so your brand-building messages can be well-targeted and effective.

If you’re a one-person business, it might feel a bit daft marketing to yourself, but you can still embed your brand values in your physical space. If you’ve got leaflets, flyers, business cards or postcards made up, put some up on the walls around your desk. It’ll help you keep your brand values front of mind and remember the look and feel you’re projecting to the wider world. Think of it like your brand looking at itself in the mirror.

3. Use the power of examples

Everyone has a different understanding of a term such as  ‘friendly’ – to some people it’s a polite smile and relaxed company culture, to others it’s a vigorous handshake and an invitation to lunch. It’s the same with your brand values – they’re open to a whole range of interpretations. So rather than presenting staff with abstract ideas like ‘trustworthy’ ‘helpful’ and ‘bold’, spell out what you mean using examples.

Real-world context can illustrate your brand values in action. Think about customer phone calls, interactions between staff in the office, conversations with suppliers, exchanges on social media or any other scenario that comes to mind and start to build some examples. This will give your staff clarity and confidence in helping your brand culture grow.

You can use images, text or video to create examples for staff to refer to, or even a set of screenshots showing social conversations. For even more effect, pair your ‘good’ examples with a ‘what not to do’ version.

MOO all hands meeting showing good company culture with all employees interacting

4. Get your team on board with your brand culture

Without people, a brand is just a list of words or a palette of colors. It’s your team that really makes your brand a reality, so it’s essential to make sure they understand where your brand is coming from and what each of your brand values means in the real-world.

If staff members can relate your brand values to their own personal ones, all the better. Try linking your brand values with employee recruitment and rewards, so that you’re selecting people who share your company’s outlook and then re-affirming those values over time. It’s a self-sustaining way of building a company culture, and building your brand.

 

Bring your brand to life with bright and shiny Stickers.

Heart eyes alert! Dive into this design inspiration goodness for gorgeous color, pattern and shape – plus an awesome collection of #MOOcards, too.

Interior designer, Jessica and painter, Belinda caught our eye with their beautiful #MOOcards. These talented women have each created a beautiful range of print to boost their businesses, and show off their remarkable eye for design. We hope you love them as much as we do.

colour + shape

Jessica Preston established interior design studio colour + shape in 2015 with the aim of creating striking and inspiring spaces. Based in Cambridge, UK, she offers a range of design services from interior styling, color consultancy and product sourcing to a full design package and project coordination, all tailored to her clients’ individual needs. Jessica also writes an interior design blog where she shares her inspirations and thoughts.

Jessica previously worked as a textile designer, creating sculptural fabric pieces for both interiors and fashion. After having her daughter, she took a few years out and then decided to follow her long-standing love of interiors, re-training as an interior designer, which allowed her to use her knowledge of textiles and design with a whole range of new skills.

  • Colour + Shape interior design
  • Colour + Shape interior design
  • Colour + Shape interior design
  • Colour + Shape interior

Jessica has a love of 20th century design and enjoys exploring its different styles from early Modernism to Art Deco, Mid Century design through to the Memphis Movement.

“I wanted the design of my business cards and postcards to include some eye-catching images from recent projects as well as providing all my contact details. I chose the Soft Touch Square Business Cards and Original Matte Postcards which are silky smooth and have a really sophisticated and tactile finish”.

“I love the square shape and rounded corners of my business cards, they’re different to the standard look whilst still being a good size”.

  • Colour + Shape postcards and square business cards
  • Colour + Shape postcards
  • Colour + Shape square business cards with rounded corners

“The postcards are a great way to include more text – and the color reproduction is excellent. Nearly everything is on screen these days so it’s nice to have something to give to people which will inspire them to explore my website. It’s often nicer than just sending a link in an email”.

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Belinda Carter Art

Belinda Carter is based in Sydney, Australia. She works with acrylics and mixed inks to create original canvas artworks and prints that she then sells via her online shop.

Before setting up her art business, Belinda was working part time for an insurance company, running a household and building a new home. It wasn’t until she started decorating her new home that she decided to pursue her creative dream, turning her hobby into a business.

An artistic passion runs in her family – Belinda’s inspired by her nan, who was also a painter. In fact, Carter’s her maiden name – she kept it for work in honour of this family connection. Belinda is “drawn to bright, vibrant and uplifting colors and inspired by shapes and pattern found in everyday life” – she’s even found inspiration in an old paint rag that had the reminisce of past artworks.

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  • Belinda Carter framed artwork
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  • Belinda Carter square business card
  • Belinda Carter square business card

When Belinda started her business, she “wanted the look and feel of a professional art business” while also creating a “wow factor”. She made Flyers, Business Cards and Stickers and chose one of her first artworks as the background as it symbolized where her business began.

  • Belinda Carter business cards, square postcards and stickers
  • Belinda Carter stickers and business cards on packages
  • Belinda Carter stickers

“I love that I’ve been able to create business products that reflect my art,” she continued. “It allows me to showcase and package my artwork in a professional way, as well as give thanks”. 

“The reactions have been exactly what I was hoping for – the thank you Flyers have buyers feeling valued, my bright, glossy Square Business Cards create a great talking point and the Stickers have a thousand uses, from labelling to packing. MOO has ticked all the boxes for me.”

Make your customers feel valued – create thank you Flyers

As well as being a staple of offline marketing, flyers can moonlight as mini posters, handy maps, menus, coupons and so much more. Here are some industry-tailored ideas for using the power of flyers.

Maybe we’re a little biased. But we think the flyer is one of the most versatile formats around. There’s much more to them than just spreading the word about a business or an event. Whether you’re a busy realtor, a higher education administrator or a tech start-up marketer, here are some ideas to get your inspiration flowing. 

Real estate

As a realtor, you want your name and face to be known, and distributing flyers around your local area is a great way to do that. Aside from the office flyers you hand out to let people know about your business and where to find you, or the ones passers-by take from a yard sign box, you can use real estate flyers as tools to market and run your open house events. 

  • Save-the-dates and invites
    Spread the word about an upcoming open house event by printing up flyers that double as invitations. Make them as traditional or modern as you like – they just need to include the address, date and time, along with your contact details.
    You could make them customizable, too. Leave space to write the names of guests you want to invite, and then mail them to your chosen recipients. Or leave them blank and hand them out to people you meet in the run-up to the open house event.
  • Open house on-the-day hand outs
    When the day of the open house rolls around, be ready to welcome guests with a specially designed flyer as they step through the door. As well as giving key information such as a floorplan of the home, the asking price and the square footage, it should act as a guide for potential buyers, enhancing their appreciation of the property as they walk around it. Alongside the floorplan, add pointers on what to look at in each room – for example, a great view in the garden, a period feature or a clever storage solution under the kitchen sink.
  • Property showcase flyers
    When you have a real gem of a property on your hands, you’ll want to pull out all the stops to make sure potential buyers discover everything it has to offer. A flyer is a great way to do this.
    It can act like a one-page brochure for a property, with a few select photos, key information like the number of bed and bathrooms and the asking price, and contact details for your office. You can also include any fun facts or thoughtful details about the property, such as its historical era, which way the garden faces or the distances of local schools.

Tech

The technology industry may be digitally-focused, but there’s still very much a role for tech flyers – especially if you want to stand out from the crowd and go analog at an event or trade show.

  • Password and download codes
    Use flyers as keys to your digital realm by printing codes and passwords on them. This could be something practical like a WiFi access code or QR linking to your website.
    Or it could be something intriguing, like the URL of a hidden page on your website that offers exclusive deals or shows those in the know a sneak preview of a forthcoming product.
  • Venue maps
    For tech-oriented visitors who live their lives via Google Maps, entering an event space with its maze of booths can be a disorienting experience. Make life easier by providing a map of the venue printed on a flyer – with your event stand highlighted, of course.
  • AR playgrounds
    To the untrained eye, your flyer is just a flyer. But what if it was actually a secret landscape that came to life through the lens of a smartphone?
    AR apps are steadily growing in popularity (thanks Pokemon Go!) and creating an AR experience that combines your flyer with this technology could be a great draw for visitors. Use AR to add extra animated or 3D content to your flyer when viewed through your company website or app, and tech industry folks will be eating out of your hand.
    If your business doesn’t specialize in AR, that needn’t be a barrier to trying out this idea. Nowadays services like Blippar, Layar and HPReveal allow you to develop an AR app without any coding skills. 

Education

If you’re producing college/university flyers to promote your institution at a student fair or open day, you’ll want to capture students’ imagination as well as telling them all about what your college or university has to offer. Try some of these ideas to elevate your college/university flyers above the rest. 

  1. Course listings
    Rather than just describing what your college has to offer in general terms, get down to the details and list out the courses you offer. Students will want to know what they can study with you, so print an alphabetical list of courses prominently on your flyer.
    To add an extra layer of engagement, place tick-boxes beside the course list so students can check off the ones they’re interested in and then start a conversation with your team based on their preferences.
  2. Deals and discounts
    If there’s one age-old truth about students, it’s that they love a discount and they’re always open to getting a great deal. In advance of the event, make contact with local businesses or university-owned shops and cafes to negotiate a discount or special offer you can add to your flyer. This is a quick way to make your flyers worth keeping hold of.
  3. Student case studies
    Use a flyer to give students a real person’s perspective on the college or university they’re visiting. Case studies can have more of an impact than a straightforward facts-and-figures based promotional message, because they’re personal and relatable.
    Using photography, quotes and a story about a student’s academic journey at your institution, use your flyer as a stand-alone case study or produce a series of them to cover different courses and departments. 

Designing your flyer

So now that your imagination is primed with ideas for using flyers, it’s time to make concepts into reality and get down to the business of flyer design.

If you are a creative professional, or you have access to a design team who can craft you a flyer from scratch, feel free to skip this section. But if not, and you’re wondering how to produce a flyer quickly and simply with the minimum of time, and effort, flyer templates might be the solution you’re looking for.

Design templates are an out-of-the-box solution that you can customize simply using just your web browser. 

If you’re a MOO customer, it couldn’t be easier. Just pick your template from the range available on our website and tweak the design and wording to suit your business. You can also add your own imagery to the template, replacing our stock pictures with your own.

Want to break the mold and customize your flyers more? No problem. Choose the ‘design online’ option and create your flyer from a blank template using a range of preset layouts and your own pictures.

MOO flyers come in a wide range of finishes, paperstocks and sizes, to help realise the many possibilities of flyers for all kinds of businesses.

Ready to harness the power of print? Well, we’d love to help you. Click here to request a call from one of our Account Managers.

It’s time to bring more playfulness to the workplace. And that starts with one simple change: the way brands and businesses use stickers.

Brand stickers can be a fun and versatile way to get your name out there, and there are tons of fun ways to do that — from using name tag stickers for creative icebreakers, to next-level snail mail with gorgeous brand stickers that’ll guarantee loyalty.

MOO brand stickers being used for multiple purposes, including detailed business stickers, promotional stickers and branded stickers

Ready to think outside the box? Behold: 6 creative ways to use brand stickers.

1. Break the ice with name tag stickers

Everyone at your event is going to wear a name tag – so you might as well make it fun. Steer away from the norm and opt for a unique design, like this fun way to get people mingling.

moo brand stickers being used as an icebreaker for trade shows and events. the name tag sticker reads hello my name is, with a space for a fact. the name tag sticker is printed on a business sticker in pink

Feel free to edit the second line with any icebreaker you want. Or use Printfinity to write a different icebreaker on every name tag sticker. Some of our favorites are “I’m obsessed with,” “My first CD was,” and “My first email address was.” Those last two will definitely get some fun––and embarrassing––results. (AKA prime icebreaker material!)

2. Navigate like a pro with conference badges

Who said badges couldn’t just be easy-to-use business stickers? At your next conference, plan ahead by giving attendees a little bonus swag with some glammed-out conference badges. If you can, print the floor plan on the sticker conference badges to give attendees a better sense of direction while they rush between breakout sessions or keynotes.

We all know conferences get busy and it can be hard to find your way around. So here’s a tip: put your business sticker on your itinerary—or even your phone case—and you’ll learn your bearings in no time.

3. Give a nice touch with branded address labels

Everyone loves getting mail, so why not make yours extra-pleasing? Level up your parcel packaging with beautiful business stickers that represent your brand.

If anyone questioned your credibility, they’ll be second guessing themselves now. A branded sticker will make the mail delivery unmistakably yours. You’ll never want to send an email again!

moo brand stickers in a variety of sizes, used as business stickers to promote Vanya Zambrano jewellery designer

4. Use brand stickers for stand-out packaging

Since you’ve already invested in fancy address labels, why not go the full mile? Use business stickers to brand your packaging and let your customers know how special they are. Go ahead, butter them up a lil’ bit.

Using branded stickers helps keep the design of your package consistent, from sealing postcard envelopes to decorating bags. This helps your business twofold: your company looks more professional, and your customers feel cared for. It’s a win-win!

moo business stickers being used as promotional stickers for a food company or cafe. the brand stickers are used as food label stickers on cakes, coffee and food products

5. Spread the word with promotional stickers

How do you raise awareness of your brand? Promotion, promotion, promotion.

Got a new flavor cupcake at your bakery? Stick a label on it. Got an upcoming sale? Mark all the items with promotional stickers. The opportunities are really endless, and it’s a great way to draw people’s eyes to certain products you want to highlight or sell.

moo brand stickers using printfinity to give different messages, including sale promotional stickers and brand stickers to say thanks

6. Keep the peace with food label stickers

Alright, let’s get serious for a second. We all know how important a midday lunch break is. When you’ve been craving your lunch all day, it would be a shame if someone accidentally took yours out of the company fridge by “mistake.”

Creating your own branded food label stickers will ensure that no one takes your lunch again. If they do, the label will clearly catch them red-handed.

Want your business to have the most envy-worthy stickers? Snap up your brand Stickers.

If you’re exhibiting at a trade show, holding an event or organizing an open house, the freebies and leave-behinds you bring along are a chance to connect with your audience and generate new business long after the big day has passed.

What’s the most memorable freebie you’ve ever received at a corporate event or trade show? 

Was it a useful USB drive branded with the company’s logo, that offered enough storage to earn a place on your keyring? A high quality piece of stationery like a pen or notebook? Or maybe a leaflet or flyer that was so well-designed that you pinned it up beside your desk.

Freebies, giveaways and leave-behinds are staples of the event show circuit, and with good reason. They can earn a place in your customers’ lives, and embed your brand in their awareness. 

Thanks to giveaways, what might have been a forgettable short greeting or introduction can become a lasting business relationship. If they ever need the kind of service you provide, they can simply pick up the phone and use the  contact details on your trade show giveaway item to get in touch.

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When to use giveaways

The classic scenario for offering giveaways is at an event where your company is exhibiting. After greeting a potential customer, your front-line staff can offer them the item, maybe along with a business card, as a way of continuing the connection. 

Giveaways and freebies also come in useful in real estate, especially if you’re a realtor hosting an open house for a client who is selling their property. In realty, there’s often a more relaxed and homely vibe than at a more formal trade show, and you can reflect that in the kind of open house giveaway you offer. Maybe instead of a ballpoint or USB drive, you could give something more playful or property-themed, like a bottle-opener or keyfob.

You can also use giveaways at red letter days for your business, such as a new store opening or a one-off pop-up in a new location. It’s not only a way of getting your name known, but a chance to share the celebration with customers and visitors.

Popular giveaway items

Here are some of the most popular giveaway items our customers use, and ideas for how to make them extra-special. 

Stickers

Whether they’re brightening up the front cover of a notebook, adorning the pages of a journal or taking pride of place on a state-of-the-art laptop, there’s just something about stickers that people can’t get enough of.

To make your giveaway stickers really shine, why not…

  • Make them customizable, so that people can add names or words to a blank space within the design. Think ‘hello my name is ___’, but with a more creative touch. How about ‘____ is the best boss ever’ or ‘ attention fridge-raiders: property of ____’
  • Use typography to stand out. Color and shape are often what comes to mind when people think of cool designs, but some of the most striking stickers around use illustrative fonts and typefaces to make an impression. 
  • Let branding take a back seat
    Although your sticker design should have some element that links back to your business, such as your name or logo, that shouldn’t be the main attraction. To make it into a really covetable giveaway item, it should be more about visual appeal, leading with a strong illustration or design. That way, it feels less like an ad and it’s more likely to be stuck somewhere prominent.

MiniCards, business cards and postcards by MOO

Rack Cards

With a rack card – a rack card is a bit like an elongated postcard, if you’re not in the know – you have a bit more room to play with than you would on a sticker, but it’s still quite a minimal space for your message and design to occupy. Strategic planning is required!

To create rack cards visitors will want to hang onto, think about…

  • Making bookmarks

Choose a sturdy paperstock (any of ours will fit the bill) and present your rack cards as bookmarks for avid readers. Choose a vertical design and tuck the cards into brochures or booklets to enhance the bookish impression. 

  • Adding disposable rulers
    This idea is great for realtors. Print a scale in inches or centimeters along one side of a rack card so people can use it as a mini rule or guideline for small DIY jobs. Bonus – it’s 100% recyclable and planet-friendly. 
  • Gorgeous imagery

Sitting in a rack on a sideboard or table, rack cards typically get picked up by visitors spontaneously rather than being handed out. Visitors are likely to be drawn to beautiful photography, bold colors or eye-catching illustration, so use these elements to make sure your card is the one they choose.

Flyers

Whether they’re fanned out on a table, handed over by a smiling representative or tucked into a goody bag, flyers are a great way to create a lasting impression as a giveaway item at your event or open house. 

Make them extra special with these ideas…

  • Try a new perspective
    Flyers are typically designed in portrait format. To stand out from the rest, try making your flyers landscape, or even breaking the mold with some square flyers
  • Open up space

Think minimalist. Try steering away from packing your flyer design with lots of information and imagery and go for small, understated text and areas of white space or pure color. Your flyer will be a breed apart from those around it. 

  • Make it a mini poster

Your flyer has two sides. So why not use one side for practical stuff and keep the other as pure eye candy? Print your business information and message on one side, and turn the other side into a visual treat for your customer that they’ll be glad to pin on the wall or stick to the fridge.

Mini business cards, postcards, flyers and business cards by MOO

MiniCards

They may not be the typical trade show giveaway item, but that’s what makes our MiniCards so distinctively appealing. If you’re adding some diminutive designs to your trade show giveaway roster, think about…

  • Using Printfinity
    Making every MiniCard different is a sure way to grab people’s attention and make sure they spend time poring over your designs (up to 50 in a pack) and choosing their favorite. 
  • Adding a QR code

There isn’t a whole lot of room on the back of a MiniCard, so if you have more to say than just your name and contact details, try printing a QR code so that people can follow it to a landing page on your website.

Beyond the event

Who said the giveaways have to stop when the event is done? If you have printed trade show giveaway items left over, or you simply want to make the most of the design work you’ve done, why not use them for one-to-one customer communications? 

  • Package inserts 

Add your flyers, cards and stickers to shipments as a little greeting or thank-you item for your customers. It’s a great way to make them smile when they open a package from you. 

  • Direct mail

If you use direct mail as one of your marketing channels, consider adding a few stickers or an eye-catching rack card to the envelope each time you write to a valued customer. 

  • Retail packaging and receipts

Slip a few giveaway items into the shopping bag when you hand over a store customer’s purchase, or give them a MiniCard along with their receipt after dining at your restaurant or visiting your salon.

Ready to harness the power of print? Well, we’d love to help you. Click here to request a call from one of our Account Managers.

It’s no surprise that MOO loves paper—we built an entire business around it. But our love of premium quality paper stems not just from the paper itself, but from the craft, passion, and innovation behind it. Which is why MOO shares so many values with our collaborator and supplier, Mohawk Fine Papers.

The historic paper mill located in upstate New York has been crafting fine papers for nearly a century. Over the years, MOO and Mohawk have built a strong collaborative partnership to bring customers the finest premium quality papers paired with the new and unique digital printing technology. The result? Luxe: our thickest, most premium and colorful paper option that goes far beyond first impressions. We spoke to Mohawk’s VP Creative Director, Chris Harrold, about the origins of Luxe and how the company uses it for their own cards.

When was Mohawk founded and where is it located?

There are two mill sites, located in Cohoes and Waterford, New York, where the Mohawk River meets the Hudson River. The name of our company is taken from the river where we draw water from. It was started by George O’Connor in 1931, who took the mill over in receivership during the Great Depression.

How did the partnership between MOO and Mohawk come about?

We first heard about MOO from one of our partners GF Smith in London who distributes our paper. They had mentioned MOO and said that there might be some opportunities for product collaboration, since we are a heritage paper company and MOO was a digital printing innovator who appreciated paper. When we first met with MOO, we immediately “got” each other—we both appreciate and love design, as well as paper and print. Mohawk—by our very nature—is all about paper and print, and we came together based on our mutual love of beautiful things. What we really fell in love with about MOO was its appetite to explore and invent—these are our common DNA strands. Those initial meetings were all about how we could make this an even more high-impact experience.

Ultimately, this led to the development of Luxe paper 6 years ago. We started asking ourselves what we could do to make a really thick card that emulates traditional high-end, heavy-stock business cards. The idea would leverage both of our strengths—MOO’s commitment to Printfinity and premium quality, and our ability to make fine traditional materials in our own innovative way by putting colored and white paper together. The result was the Luxe line, a true product breakthrough for both MOO and Mohawk. That’s the hallmark of our relationship—we each recognize what the other does really well and respects that, and brings those skills and insights to the table and invent new products.

Could you talk about Luxe paper and its prominent features?

Mohawk Superfine is arguably the most well recognized product in our portfolio. It was introduced in 1946 and is recognized globally as our flagship paper. It’s a product within the paper world that has withstood the test of time. Why is that? Well, it’s emblematic of our craftsmanship and our attention to detail. It defines fine paper. It is also our most widely recognized paper and was used in everything from corporate identity collateral to Madonna’s photo book in the ‘80s.

That’s why it seemed obvious to settle on Superfine when MOO was interested in elevating the Business Card. The innovation was born out of using a really well known and established material—Mohawk Superfine paper—and pairing it with MOO’s printing technology. The resulting product was something that nobody had ever seen before and also defied logic. We were taking advantage of our manufacturing expertise, MOO’s printing expertise, and looking at how we could get a layer of color in the middle that emulates edge painting on business cards—which is the hallmark of high-end Business Cards. It also allows the customer to take advantage of building their own cards in a digital workflow and get them quickly after ordering.

“Luxe is emblematic of our craftsmanship and our attention to detail. It defines fine paper.”

What kinds of companies go with Luxe over other papers? How do you think presentation reflects what kind of brand you are?

We are living in a digital-first world. As a result, object quality is taking a new role of importance for consumers—like film photography, notebooks, and vinyl. People treasure the realness of objects and artifacts. Analog is in.

In terms of paper—and more specifically, Business Cards—MOO founder Richard Moross really hit on something by starting the company around the indispensable interaction between people in business handing a Business Card to someone. It is where artifact and ceremony intersect. A product like Luxe is invariably, without a doubt, a total conversation starter.

“The cards are thick and they have physicality. The thickness infers something—that you care about quality and details.”

When I hand out my Mohawk Business Card, it usually creates a kind of “business card envy.” People comment on how beautiful the cards are, and always lament the quality of their own cards. It is a powerful reaction to have at the start of a business interaction. That exchange—where you invite someone to contact you—is bolstered by the quality of the object I’m handing you. It really telegraphs something about who Mohawk is as a company. The cards are thick and they have physicality. The thickness infers something—that you care about quality and details.

Mohawk is also a MOO Business Services customer. How do you use Luxe and Business Cards for your business?

The entire Sales, Marketing, and Exec teams have Luxe Cards. Our Salespeople use them all day, every day, whenever they have an interaction with someone. It’s perfect for us because it’s actually a great demonstration of our paper. It’s a conversation starter on multiple levels for us as a company because they are cut from a sheet of Superfine paper that we make, and are digitally printed by our print partner. They say a lot about the capabilities of new printing technology. It’s 15 minutes’ worth of conversation just from saying “hello.”

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