Make & Use a
Digital Business Card to Boost Client Engagement

Digitizing your business cards is of utmost importance in a post-pandemic world. You can digitally share your business card in the following ways:

1. Embed a QR Code on your physical business card.
2. Create a QR Code with your contact details and share the code via emails, social media, flyers, URLs, and more.
3. Use NFC tag-enabled digital business cards.

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You can create and manage your digital business cards for free with Beaconstac’s static QR Codes. Here’s how:

1. Go to Beaconstac’s online QR Code generator.
2. Choose the QR type - ‘Digital Business Card’.
3. Enter all relevant information.
4. Customize your digital business card.
5. Test and download the card.

We recommend signing up (it’s free!) so you can create and manage your digital business cards within a dedicated account on Beaconstac. This free account lets you create unlimited static QR Codes for your business cards and manage them in one place.

However, keep in mind that static QR Codes don’t allow you to edit the content, track QR scans, and capture first-party customer data. To do so, you need to opt for a dynamic QR Code.

Yes. iPhones have an in-built QR scanner app, which you can use to scan QR Codes on business cards and access the embedded content. Alternatively, you can launch your iPhone camera app and scan the code to view digital business cards.

Creating a QR Code for your digital business card is extremely easy with Beaconstac. Here’s how:

1. Sign-up for a free trial to create and manage static or dynamic QR Codes for your business cards.
2. Click on ‘QR Codes’ from the left panel on the Beaconstac dashboard.
3. Choose the QR type - Digital business card (vCard).
4. Input your contact information, website, social media links, location, and more.
5. Design the QR Code as per your company branding.
6. Test, save, and download the code and use it for your digital business cards.

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Digital business cards offer the following benefits over traditional ones:

1. To digitally share your details in an instant and safe manner.
2. To share more than just contact information—website address, social media links, and location.
3. To make it convenient for users to save contact details on their smartphones in <2 minutes.
4. To track engagement metrics and get access to first-party customer data.
5. To edit card content at the backend, without recreating and redistributing the card.

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