Can you use realtor in your logo?

Members can use the REALTOR® trademarks, with limitations To maintain the value of the marks, it’s important that they be recognized by the public as identifiers of NAR members, and never used generically to denote a vocation or a business.

Can I put realtor on my business card?

On business cards can I list REALTOR®/Broker? Yes. However, please note that the REALTOR® marks should not be used in conjunction with a description of any other occupation or vocation of the Member, even if the other occupation or vocation is part of or related to the Member’s real estate business.

Should I put my name on my business card?

No matter how nice your card looks, it won’t be as effective as it should be if it’s missing important contact information. At the very least, the contact information on your business card should include your business name, your name, title, address, phone number, website, and email address.

Do you need a business card for your real estate business?

The business card is your foot in the door, make sure to reaffirm your value as an agent. Think outside the box and don’t be afraid to post your real estate business cards where your potential clients might see them.

Why do real estate agents need a headshot?

Your headshot is part of your personal branding, and people expect to see it everywhere – on business cards, your website, public benches and even billboards! Real estate is a face-to-face business and potential clients want to see yours.

How can I make my business cards look professional?

Hire a professional designer to create your business cards. If you use any graphics other than a logo, stick to a professional (and recent) headshot. Ask someone to edit or proof your card for typos. Use a commercial printer who offers high-quality cardstock. Store your cards in a hard case to prevent them from getting bent or stained.

How to differentiate yourself from other real estate professionals?

Differentiating yourself from other real estate professionals is what keeps you in the game. As an agent, you have a value proposition, a mission statement, a personal expertise that sets you apart. This is what your brand is made of. Your business card is yet another tool. Make it work for you.