What to Put on a Digital Business Card

A digital card that tries to say everything says nothing. The best profiles are ruthless: one clear identity, one main action, a few links that matter.

The essentials

Nice to have

A short bio, a company, a payment action if you sell on the spot, a QR for older phones. Add these only if they serve the one action you want.

What to leave off

Every social account you own, six phone numbers, a wall of text. Each extra link lowers the odds of the one tap you care about.

Write for a hallway

People read your card standing up, in a few seconds. Short labels, real words ("Save contact", not "Submit"), and the action they expect right where they expect it.

Ready? Make your digital business card or get a card to share it.

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FAQ

How many links should a digital business card have?

As few as possible — one primary action plus one or two links that matter. More choices mean fewer saves.

Do I need a photo?

Yes. A face makes the profile trustworthy and memorable — it's the single biggest lift to whether people save you.