Digital Business CardsAnd More

Business dynamics are changing and new investment strategies are being adopted by business leaders across the world. The main objective is to overcome the challenges that have emerged in the post Covid-19 pandemic era. The impact of the pandemic has been enormous and affected many aspects of our lives including the way we share our business and contact details. Paper business cards were once considered a normal approach to sharing contacts, but not anymore! The shift towards contactless and more hygienic approaches, alongside the growing focus on the mobile experience, has boosted the demand for digital business cards. But what is a digital business card? In few words, a digital business card is a method of exchanging contact information digitally or virtually without the need for physical cards. It can work on an Android, iPhone, iPad, or PC, and it is generally less expensive than traditional business cards. Yet, digital business cards are not only a digital version of paper business cards, they also offer so many benefits with endless possibilities: 1. With digital cards, you can instantly and easily update your details, contacts, addresses, and other changes and everyone will have the latest info, which allows you to stay in touch with your contacts for a long term 2. There are no space limitations: you can add a video or photo, document, social media profile, and much more in addition to the basic information 3. You can use text (SMS), email, QR code, social media channels, links among other channels, to distribute the digital business card 4. You can make your card interactive and insert unique features and functions 5. Once shared, your contact details get instantly saved (to a phone book or CRM system) 6. You can use the digital card’s analytic feature and check who viewed your card or used your links (map location, document, etc., to name a few examples) It goes without saying that digital business cards are the way to go with their many advantages, like convenience, eco-friendliness, affordability, contactless, editability, and customization, to name a few. A survey recently done showed nearly 68% of small and medium businesses in industrialised countries believe that having a digital presence helps them acquire customers, demonstrating that the future is digital, which includes business cards. Paper business card are dead. Long live the digital business card.