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STAMP 2016: Nurtur Aveda Institutes' Business Cards

Nurtur Aveda Institutes capture a STAMP 2016 award for the unique business cards.

Stacey Soble
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September 7, 2016
STAMP 2016: Nurtur Aveda Institutes' Business Cards

 

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Nurtur Aveda Institutes
Columbus, Ohio; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Los Angeles
Owner: Patrick Thompson

Nurtur Aveda’s student business cards were designed to provide students with a tool to recruit new clients into the school, which strengthens the recruitment skills they’ll take to their first salon. Each card offers a 50% discount off one service, and students receive 15 cards per month.

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“We have received on average 100 cards back per month, per location—it’s been a very successful program,” Thompson says.

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