JP3119328U - Booklet type business card - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] In addition to general information on business cards, product information and service details, etc. can be conveyed to the other party in a precise order with a sufficient amount of information, making a strong impression on the other party. Get a booklet-type business card that is easy to organize and store.
A plurality of sheets 2 each having a printing surface are bound together, and each sheet 2 has a business card size and includes a cover, a back cover, and a text introducing contents of a product or a service. Each sheet 2 is bonded along the crease 3 or bound with a binding needle. Each sheet 2 may be separable by a dotted hole formed along the binding portion 3 in the vicinity of the binding portion 3.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a booklet-type business card that can effectively and in detail introduce the contents of goods or services.

  Most of the conventional business cards are one-sheet type business cards, with the company name, title, name, and contact information such as address, telephone number, facsimile number, and email address printed on the front. Yes. In addition, there are also Roman letters or product information on the back.

  As mentioned above, a conventional business card consists of a single sheet and its area is limited, so in order to convey your company's or your own product information or service content to the other party that delivers your business card, It must be introduced verbally or in a separate brochure. However, even if verbal product information or service content is explained, it is difficult to convey it to the other party, and even if it is transmitted, it will be forgotten immediately. If you give a pamphlet, it is only necessary for the other party to see it at a later date, but the pamphlet tends to become a nuisance when you take the place, so it is often thrown away before you read the contents carefully. Therefore, a conventional business card has too little printing space to convey information to the other party, and even if it is supplemented with verbal explanations or pamphlets, it is difficult to achieve the intended effect.

  Therefore, a folding business card has been proposed in which long and narrow sheets are alternately folded a plurality of times and a plurality of normal business card size sheets are overlapped (for example, see Patent Document 1). According to this business card, it is possible to secure a large printing area, so it is possible to post product information, service contents, etc. in addition to the usual information printed on a general business card. However, because it consists of continuous and elongated sheets that are alternately folded and folded, it is inconvenient to refer to the posted contents in page order, and the folded part may be scattered, so it can be organized and saved Inconvenient.

  As another conventional example, business card information such as name, company name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address is described, and various information other than these business card information is described on two or more surfaces and folded. At the same time, a crimping type business card is also proposed in which the faces that are folded and facing each other are detachably bonded (see, for example, Patent Document 2). The business card described in Patent Document 2 is capable of sufficiently transmitting a large amount of information necessary for business activities to the other party simply by handing it to the other party, reducing the thickness of the business card, and providing a convenient business card for handling. It is aimed. However, the idea is basically the same as that of the business card described in Patent Document 1, and there is a problem similar to that of the business card described in Patent Document 1.

Microfilm of actual application No.61-173125 Utility Model Registration No. 3103699

In addition to general information written on business cards, the present invention can convey product information and service contents in a sufficient amount of information and information to be communicated to the other party in the correct order. It is intended to provide a booklet-type business card that can make a strong impression on the user and is easy to organize and store.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a booklet-type business card that can be handled and stored in the same manner as a normal business card consisting of a single sheet by separating the sheet from the booklet as necessary.

The most important aspect of the present invention is that a plurality of printed sheets are bound together, each sheet is a business card size, and has a front cover, a back cover, and a body that introduces the contents of goods or services. Features.
Each sheet may be separable by a dotted hole formed along the binding portion in the vicinity of the binding portion.

  Since a plurality of sheets of printing surfaces are bound together, a large amount of information can be transmitted to the other party to whom the business card is passed by printing a large amount of information. Since multiple sheets are spelled, they can be read or viewed as they are turned in page order, and by providing a story like a picture-story show, it is possible to accurately convey information to the other party who delivered the business card. . The other party who received the business card according to the present invention not only strengthened the impression by receiving a business card of a different style from the conventional business card, but also received the business card by reading or looking at the story-like body part. I will remember the person who impressed me more. Unlike a conventional business card in which a long and narrow sheet is folded, there is an advantage that the folded portion does not come apart and is easy to handle and store.

  If each sheet is separable, the other party who receives the business card according to the present invention can separate only the necessary pages and store them in, for example, a business card holder, avoiding complicated storage and organization. be able to.

Embodiments of a booklet type business card according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a booklet type business card. This booklet-type business card 1 is configured by binding a plurality of sheets 2 together. FIG. 2 shows an example of the sheet 2. The sheet 2 has a shape in which two sheets of the same size as a normal rectangular business card (for example, printing paper) are continuous in the long side direction, and the sheet part of one business card size in the long side direction and the other side in the long side direction. A crease 3 is provided along the center line that divides the sheet portion into a business card size. Therefore, the crease 3 is formed along a line that crosses the sheet 2 in the width direction. In the example shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the sheet 2 includes four sheets 2. Each sheet 2 is folded in two along the crease 3, and each sheet is bonded and bound along the crease 3. A booklet-type business card 1 is configured.

  Each sheet 2 is composed of two business card size sheets, and the front and back surfaces are printing surfaces, and thus has four business card size printing surfaces. Therefore, a total of 16 printing surfaces are obtained by stacking and binding four folded sheets 2 together. In FIG. 2, the crease 3 of the four sheets 2 is assumed to be folded on the valley side, the surface corresponding to the front cover is set to 1 page, the surface corresponding to the back cover is set to 16 pages, and the uppermost sheet 2 shown in FIG. Assuming that the lower sheets are sequentially stacked on the inside as the outer sheets, the pages on each printing surface are as indicated by numerals in FIG. The back side of page 2 is one page or cover, and the back side of page 15 integrated therewith is page 16 or back cover.

  The contents to be printed on each page including the front cover and the back cover are arbitrary. For example, the cover page should be a title page that expresses the content that you want to convey to the other party, and the second and subsequent pages will have a story to introduce the product or service in order to accurately convey the information you want to convey. It may be posted in a picture-story show. On at least one page of the plurality of pages, a description item of a conventional general business card may be posted in the same format as a conventional general business card.

  The plurality of sheets 2 are folded in two along the crease 3 and overlapped as described above. In the example described above, the binding is performed by adhering along the crease 3, but the binding may be performed by a binding needle along the crease. One or two binding needles may be used. Adhesion is desirable from the viewpoint of environmental impact after disposal.

  The printed content of each sheet 2, more specifically, the printed content of each page may be different, all the pages may be the same, or the printed content of some pages may be the same. Good. As described above, when the printed content of each page is given a story, the printed content of each page should be different, and thus the features of the present invention can be exhibited.

  As for the contents printed on each page, for example, the business card orderer cuts out the contents of the web page for each content to be printed on each page of the booklet-type business card, and transmits this to the printer through the communication network. Can be ordered by Alternatively, it is considered that the business card orderer simply ordered the web page to the printer, and the printer creates a booklet type business card by appropriately placing the items on the web page on each page of the booklet type business card. It may be. FIG. 3 shows an example of the printing surface of each page. The numbers attached to each printed surface indicate pages. One page is the front cover, and page 16 is the back cover. For example, the items listed on the web page of the orderer as described above can be appropriately distributed and printed on each print surface including the front cover and the back cover. After each page has been edited, in order for the orderer to check the finished state, after sending it as an image file attached to an e-mail and calibrating it to the orderer's wishes It is advisable to perform actual printing.

  A dotted line-shaped hole may be formed along the binding portion in the vicinity of the binding portion by adhesion or the binding needle on each sheet or a part of the sheets for proofreading the booklet-type business card. The dotted hole is a so-called perforation, and the sheet can be separated along the perforation. For example, if the separable sheet is a sheet on which the same matter as that printed on a normal business card is printed, it can be separated and stored in the business card holder, making it easier to organize the business card . The separable sheets may be all sheets.

  The booklet-type business card according to the present invention can convey, to some extent, products and services related to the individual in addition to the general introduction information of the individual like a conventional business card. Or, before the introduction of an individual, introduce the products and services that the individual is involved in to attract the other person's feelings and introduce the individual on a later page. . Furthermore, it is possible to introduce only products and services, not individual introductions.

It is a perspective view which shows the Example of the booklet type | mold business card concerning this invention. It is a front view which shows the example of the sheet | seat which comprises the said booklet type | mold business card. It is a front view which shows the example of each page which comprises the said booklet type | mold business card.

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1 booklet-type business card 2 sheet 3 crease

Claims (5)

  A booklet-type business card characterized in that a plurality of printed sheets are bound together, each sheet is a business card size, and has a front cover, a back cover, and a body that introduces the contents of goods or services. .   The booklet-type business card according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of bi-fold sheets are stacked and each sheet is bonded and bound along a crease.   The booklet type business card according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of bi-fold sheets are stacked, and each sheet is bound by a binding needle along the fold.   The booklet-type business card according to claim 1, wherein the sheet is separable by a dotted line hole formed along the binding portion in the vicinity of the binding portion. The booklet-type business card according to claim 1, wherein the printed contents of each sheet are different.

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