When you work for yourself, your card is your first impression. It should say what you do, show proof and make it easy to hire you.
What to put on your card
- A clear headline. Use the job title to say what you do, such as "Brand designer" or "Business consultant".
- A short About. Two or three lines about who you help.
- Your services. A text section listing what you offer.
- Proof. Link buttons to your portfolio, case studies and testimonials, and a YouTube video introducing your work.
- Booking. A button to your calendar or booking page.
- Your channels. LinkedIn, Instagram, Behance-style portfolio links and WhatsApp.
Look like a brand
Pick a theme that matches your personal brand, with your colours, fonts and photo style. Save it once and reuse it across your cards.
Share it everywhere
- In your email signature and proposals, as a link
- On invoices and presentation slides, as a QR code
- At networking events, by QR code or an NFC card
Frequently asked questions
Is the free plan enough for a freelancer?
Yes. The free plan includes templates, links, one video, one text section and sharing by link, QR and NFC.
Can I get enquiries from the card?
On Premium, Exchange Contact sends enquiries to your lead inbox. On the free plan, add a WhatsApp or email link button.
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