A mortgage broker business card should show the broker’s name, role, brokerage, phone number, email and website in a layout that is easy to read. Add required licence or credit representative details after checking the brokerage’s compliance rules.
The card has one job: help a person recognise the broker and make contact. Keep secondary information off the front if it competes with that task.
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Front Of Card
Place the broker’s name and phone number where they can be found at a glance. A clear service description helps people understand what mortgage brokers do without relying on a slogan. Cards remain useful after local networking events because the recipient has a direct contact route.
- Full name and job title
- Brokerage name and approved logo
- Direct phone number and professional email
- Website or booking address
Back Of Card
The back can carry a short service list, a QR code or the required legal details. For practical customer service, list a phone number and email address that the broker checks regularly. Test every QR code before printing. Send it to a useful contact page, not an experimental augmented reality experience that may not work on the recipient’s phone.
Design And Print Check
Use one or two typefaces and strong contrast. Print a proof at actual size because text that looks clear on a monitor can be hard to read on a small card. Ask another person whether they can find the contact details quickly.
Update the artwork when a phone number, role or authorisation changes so contacts from existing client relationships receive the correct details.
