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Your résumé is the most important document you will ever write.

You came to this page so obviously you believe that. We got you started with free résumé examples and templates but by doing just one little thing you can really make your résumé stand out from the rest.

Think about it: when something is important, do you leave it on your computer or do you print it out? You print it out!

Your résumé is important; doesn't it deserve to be printed on a better paper? And not just a better paper but the best paper? For just a few cents more per sheet you can print your résumé on a paper that's proven to get results. Don't believe us? Here's what an independent research study had to say:

"When shown résumés and proposals printed on Southworth's Fine Business Paper and equivalent documents printed on ordinary copy paper, the businesspeople indicated that they would be more likely to favor a job candidate whose résumé was printed on Southworth paper. They were also more likely to pursue a proposal printed on the Southworth paper vs. one printed on ordinary paper.

Moreover, documents printed on the Southworth paper were perceived as being more professional looking, clearer, better organized, more detailed and more specific. Furthermore, they felt the writers of documents printed on the Southworth paper possessed superior personal attributes such as a more positive personality, greater enthusiasm and greater skill." - From the study: Research Proves Southworth Fine Business Paper Significantly Enhances Positive Impressions and Business Decision Outcomes

We know what you're thinking, "Sure, whatever Southworth. You're just trying to sell me paper."

OK, fair enough. Before you leave the page though, we thought you might like to know what our customers have to say about Southworth Résumé Paper:

"Using premium paper really does make a difference. I have actually had employers comment on the quality of my résumé paper. This paper is top-quality and makes an impression. It displays a degree of professionalism that will compliment the content of your résumé. Almost every résumé writing tip highlights the point of using quality paper. I have been impressed with the quality, but moreso my employer(s)." - D. Emmette

"I am highly impressed with the quality and detail of the Exceptional Résumé Paper and Exceptional Résumé Folders & Envelopes collection. I have in the past spent a lot of money with firms updating my résumé for me before an important interview and I have never received such high quality from those firms. I will never again waste money with one of those firms and end up with substandard results. The Connoisseur Collection is by far the best I have seen." - R. Anderson

When we asked our customers why they buy Southworth paper, the number one response was "quality".

Quality comes with experience and we've got lots of it...167 years and counting. Southworth Résumé Paper is the number one selling résumé paper in the United States. There has to be a reason for that, right?

So now we just have one question:

Are you willing to spend just a little bit more to make your résumé really stand out from the crowd?

"Yes, I want a better résumé!"

"No thanks, take me back to the free templates."

Already have Southworth Résumé Paper? Congratulations! Did you know that we have a whole plethora of Job Search products just waiting to help you land that perfect job? Visit our Job Search Center store and take yourself to the next level!

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