Goes with your card
Social media QR codes
Being found by name is a lottery. A code that lists your actual profiles removes the search, and with it every chance of landing on somebody else.
Searching your name finds four other people
Common names, abandoned accounts, a parody, an account you stopped using in 2019. Someone who means to follow you has to work out which of these is you, and a share of them simply do not bother.
The right profiles, in your order
Scanning opens a page listing the accounts you choose, each going straight to your profile. No search, no guessing, and no sending anyone to the handle you abandoned.
What changes for your business
Not what it is. What is different once people are using it.
Following you becomes a tap, not a task
The moment someone wants to follow you is short. Removing the search means more of that intent survives to become an actual follow.
You decide which platform matters this year
Platforms rise and fall. Reorder or remove accounts whenever that changes, without touching anything already printed.
Old handles stop sending people nowhere
Change a handle and the page follows. The code on last year’s flyer does not keep pointing at a dead profile.
Where it sits on the card
For anyone whose work is public, this earns its place on the card next to the vCard code.
Questions people ask
Which platforms are supported?
The common professional and social ones, and anything else can go on a link page instead, which accepts any address.
How is this different from a link page?
A social page is specifically your profiles, presented as profiles. A link page is any set of destinations, including pages that are not social accounts at all.
Can I hide a platform later?
Yes. Remove it and it disappears from the page immediately, including for people holding an already printed code.