Why Are vCards Becoming the Go-To for Tech-Savvy Professionals?
vCards are improving networking with QR codes that instantly save contact details.
A vCard is simply a digital business card, usually accessible via a QR code. Someone can scan the code and immediately log you in their contacts without skipping a beat.
Here’s how setting up a vCard QR code usually works: You can put your vCard code on your physical card, email signature, or anywhere else potential partners/clients will see it.
The vCard itself exists as a “Virtual Contact File” (VCF), which people can import into various CRM or contacts apps.
It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here.
vCards are quickly becoming a tech-friendly alternative to traditional business cards, even if the two often go together.
Author’s summary: vCards simplify networking with QR codes.
- vCards are digital business cards accessible via QR codes.
- vCards can be shared on physical cards, email signatures, or other visible places.
- vCards exist as Virtual Contact Files (VCF) for easy import into CRM or contacts apps.
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