For myself, I've been called a digital nomad. Someone who finds tech that just works. In the end, I had been carrying an NFC business card with a QR code for a few years. It was great but paid. I chose a different path and went deep and hard to find a reliable company, that was easy to use. Stumbling on Blinq, I knew I found what I had been searching for a long time. I could import every last detail, and make it as a widget for my phone. I don't have to stumble at events anymore wondering where the personal card has made it too. With my phone always at my side, I knew this was the solution my entire team needed. Since the first download, it's allowed me to connect easier with my clients, peers and other business professionals. It's a full vcf that I can attach to emails, send via Bluetooth, or simply allow my QR code to be scanned. It truly became the solution I needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only downside, inna quick grab scenario of old school business cards, sometimes my booth events are busy, and I can't get to everyone to let them scan my phone. In a pinch, we have generic business cards, but rarely get calls or inquiries from those. The only solution was to add the contact card to our Linktree and let people see how to get ahold of me direct when needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.