Tips & Tricks
Small things that make your card look better and bring you more customers.
Make your card look great
Use a clear photo
A bright, front-facing photo or your logo builds trust. Square images work best and should be under 2 MB.
Write a short About
Say what you do, who you help and where you are. Three or four short lines are enough. Use the AI helper for a first draft, then make it sound like you.
Put prices on products
Add a name and a price for each item, and a clear photo. Customers order faster when they can see the price.
Match your brand colour
Choose the accent colour of your shop board or logo, so everything looks like one brand.
Add a short video
A 30 to 60 second intro video on YouTube helps people trust you before they call.
Check on your phone
Most people open your card on a phone. Open your link on your phone after every big change.
Get more people to see it
Share on WhatsApp
Use the Share on WhatsApp button, add your link to your WhatsApp Business profile and post it on your status.
Instagram and Facebook
Put your card link in your Instagram bio and on your Facebook page button.
Print your QR code
Put the QR code on your shop board, bills, flyers, menus and visiting cards so people can scan it.
Email signature
Add your card link under your name in every email.
Google Business Profile
Add your card link as your website on Google, so people find you on Maps and Search.
Ask for Google reviews
Add your Google review link to your card and send it to happy customers after each job.
Get more enquiries
Turn on Contact me
Some people prefer to write a message instead of calling. Leave the Contact me form on and reply quickly.
Reply fast
Customers often message several businesses. Replying within an hour wins more orders.
Watch your numbers
On Pro and Business, check your 14-day chart. If people view but do not click, improve your photo, prices or first lines.
Update often
Change offers, seasonal products and timings regularly. Your link stays the same.
Get verified
A Verified badge shows customers you are a real business. Ask for it on a paid plan.
Use your own domain
On the Business plan, your own web address looks professional on shop boards and visiting cards.