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Digital business cards, by trade

Pick your trade and see what the card does for that job in particular.

Every trade leans on a different part of a card. These pages name the ones that matter for each job, from the gallery a photographer needs to the opening hours a garage lives by, and link the designs made for it.

Twenty-five trades

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Each page names the parts of the card that earn their place in that job.

By trade

Real estate agents

One link to hand over at a viewing, with your face on it and a way to book the next one.

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Photographers

Your work on the card itself, not a line of text describing it.

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Salons and barbers

Hours, the way there, and a way to book, all in the client's phone.

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Doctors and dentists

The details a patient needs between one appointment and the next.

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Restaurants and cafes

The menu, the hours and the way there, on the counter and in their phone.

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Builders and contractors

Finished work, the trades you cover, and a quote request, in one message.

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Lawyers

Formal, plain and quick to read, the way a professional card should be.

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Accountants

Orderly, plain and easy to pass on at the end of a tax year.

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Personal trainers

Your timetable, your prices and a way to book, shared in one scan on the gym floor.

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Teachers and tutors

Subjects, levels and free slots, in the hands of a parent who is deciding tonight.

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IT firms and agencies

For the trade that stopped carrying paper first.

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Cleaning services

A call button that works in one press, and a quote form for the rest.

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Event planners

Made for the trade where everybody swaps details in the same half hour.

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Artists and makers

The work first, and everything else after it.

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DJs

A mix, the dates, and a booking form, shared from the booth.

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Tattoo artists

Healed work, your styles, and the studio, on a link that travels between guest spots.

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Bakeries

Pictures of the cake, and a way to order the next one.

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Florists

The one card that already travels with your work.

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Landscapers

Before and after, and a quote form, sent from the gate.

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Insurance agents

Findable on the day something has gone wrong.

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Consultants

An address that survives every change of client, contract and company.

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Coaches

An invitation to a first conversation, not a sales page.

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Electricians

A number that survives the toolbox, the rain and the year.

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Interior designers

Rooms you finished, and how the work actually runs.

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Car mechanics

In the driver's phone, not the glovebox nobody opens.

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Every kind of business card, in one guide →