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Digital cards, QR codes and NFC, selling on WhatsApp, online bookings and following up with the people you meet. Plain English, concrete steps.
A digital business card is a short web page that puts your number, WhatsApp and work into someone's phone in one tap. Here is what goes on one and how to set it up in about 15 minutes.
7 min read
A QR menu saves reprinting every time a price changes and gives guests your WhatsApp, location and specials in one scan. Here is how to set one up properly, from the menu itself to the stand on the table.
6 min read
"DM for price" loses customers. A single shop link with prices, stock and a basket that sends the order to your WhatsApp makes selling on Instagram and Facebook far less work.
5 min read
Phone bookings interrupt your work and get forgotten. Here is how to set up online booking with your real opening hours, service lengths and reminder emails, without buying a clinic system.
5 min read
Tap a card on a phone and your contact page opens. Here is what is inside an NFC card, which phones read it, and how to write your own link to one without special equipment.
5 min read
You come home from an expo with a pocket full of cards and a phone full of half-saved numbers. Here is a simple routine for swapping contacts properly and following up while people still remember you.
5 min read
Social profiles give you one link. Most businesses waste it on a homepage nobody reads. Here is what to put on a link-in-bio page, in what order, with examples by type of business.
5 min read
A static QR code is fixed forever the moment it is printed. A dynamic one can be re-pointed and shows you how often it is scanned. Here is how to decide which one goes on your next print job.
5 min read
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