For small businesses, every dollar counts. Whether you're a solopreneur, a local shop owner, or running a growing team, your budget needs to work as hard as you do. But in a world where connections are everything, traditional paper business cards often feel outdated, wasteful, and hard to
In sales, timing is everything. Every minute counts, whether you're responding to a new lead, following up after a demo, or making your presence known at a conference. But traditional tools often slow sales teams down. Paper business cards get lost, contact info gets outdated, and manual lead
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Step 1: Copy your Lynkle signature 1. Go to your Lynkle dashboard. 2. Tap the Email Signature button on your card. 3. Select the signature style that you like best. 4. Click Copy Signature to copy the HTML. Step 2: Open signature settings in Outlook For Outlook desktop (Windows/Mac)
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Step 1: Copy Your Lynkle Signature 1. Open your Lynkle dashboard. 2. Tap the Email Signature button on your card. 3. Select the signature style that you like best. 4. Click Copy Signature to copy the HTML code. Step 2: Open Gmail Settings 1. Log in to your Gmail account.
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Recruiters are constantly networking, pitching opportunities, and building relationships. Whether it's at a job fair, during a Zoom call, or in a cold LinkedIn outreach, the first impression matters. That's where a digital business card for recruiters can be a game changer. Instead of fumbling with
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Creating a digital business card isn't just about listing your job title and contact info. It's about making a memorable first impression that gets you noticed, clicked, and followed up with. The best digital business cards are designed to be professional, scannable, and a little bit
At Lynkle, we're on a mission to help people leave a lasting first impression. And lately, we've been diving into the work of one of the greatest minds in advertising: David Ogilvy. In 1963, Ogilvy wrote a legendary article titled "How to Create Advertising That
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Unlike traditional paper cards (which can only be handed over in person), digital business cards let you share your info from anywhere, with anyone, in seconds. Whether you're on a Zoom call, sliding into a DM, or sending a calendar invite, your digital business card can be just
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In this quick guide, we'll show you how you can create a digital business card and easily add it to Apple Wallet on your iPhone for free. No app downloads required. Let's jump right in. Create your digital business card * Head to lynkle.com on your
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Digital business cards are not just a trend; they're a strategic tool for realtors aiming to enhance their networking and client engagement.
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Table of Contents 1. What is an NFC business card? 2. Why use an NFC business card? 3. What you need to get started 4. Step-by-step guide 5. Tips for sharing NFC business cards What is an NFC business card? An NFC business card uses Near Field Communication (NFC) technology
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Explore the pros, cons, costs, and sustainability of digital vs traditional business cards.