Show the work. Tell your story. Make the next step obvious. Explore eight directions for a card that feels like your business.
iPhone, Android & web. These are illustrative design ideas, not customer testimonials or ready-to-import templates. Media and customization allowances vary by plan.
A clear introduction for consultants and sales professionals. Lead with your name, role and contact details, then link to your company or meeting page.
Make the role specific enough to explain how you help.
Connect your face with your market. Show property photos or a listing video, then give visitors a direct route to your current listings.
Link to your current listings page so the card stays useful beyond one property.
Make your card the opening page of your portfolio. Show a few standout projects and link to the case studies behind them.
Let the work provide the detail; keep contact text easy to read.
Let people recognize your style before they inquire. Choose a focused gallery, then link to your portfolio or booking page.
Use photos you have permission to publish, including permission where needed from the people pictured.
Give visitors a taste of your business. Show the food, share your location and link to your menu, reservations or ordering page.
Photograph the food guests can order, and replace seasonal images when the menu changes.
Show the finished job, not just the job title. Add project photos, explain your service area and link to your quote request page.
Describe the project briefly so visitors understand what changed.
Put the product in the spotlight. Introduce the maker, show a few different pieces and link to your shop or inquiry page.
Choose a small, varied gallery instead of repeating the same product angle.
Make your business easy to explain and you easy to reach. Add a short introduction, your company website and a clear contact option.
Write the introduction for someone outside your industry.
Make your name and business readable at phone size.
Choose the links that matter: call, inquire, book or explore.
Open the shared link while signed out. Try the photos and contact options.
Start with your name, role or business, a way to contact you and one useful next step. Add a photo, logo, relevant website or social links, then media that helps explain your work.
No. These are illustrative card designs that demonstrate different professions and visual approaches. They are not testimonials or claims about business results.
A profile photo helps someone recognize the person they met. A logo identifies the business. You can use both, but check that each remains clear at phone size and does not compete with the name.
Yes. Add links to the pages you already use, such as a portfolio, business website or booking service. Check that every destination opens correctly for a visitor who is not signed in.
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