NFC technology has quickly become a popular choice for sharing information. From turning your home into a smart home to sharing a simple link, NFC technology has hundreds of uses. But, one of the most common ways to use NFC is to share digital business cards.
As in-person events ramp back up, it’s time to get your business cards ready. Keep reading to learn what NFC is, how you can use it, and why it’s the best tool for sharing business cards at events.
Near-Field Communication, or NFC, technology is a form of wireless communication between two devices over short distances. NFC communication is a low-energy way to share limited information like links or digital business cards.
To use an NFC tag, all you have to do is tap a compatible phone or device to the tag. Most recent iPhones should be able to use NFC tags with ease. For Android users, the ability to scan NFC tags may need to be turned on in the device settings.
Events can be overwhelming. With so many people and businesses to remember, a simple business card likely won’t be as memorable as you might expect. When you choose an NFC business card, people will remember the fun experience of tapping an NFC tag, but they will also have your digital business card to easily save your information right on their phone.
While using NFC technology to share your business cards at events is a fun way to capture the attention of others, they aren’t necessary. If you don’t want to introduce any extra cost or waste, sharing your digital business card using your unique QR code or link only takes a few seconds. If you still aren’t sure whether NFC is the right tool for your business, see why digital business cards might be the smart choice over NFC business cards.
Linking your digital business cards with an NFC tag is easy and free with HiHello.
1. Open the app and log in or create an account.
2. Select the card you’d like to share.
3. Tap the three-bar menu.
4. Select Write to NFC.
5. Hold the tag to the device.
Give everyone at your event an NFC name tag to easily share business cards with every interaction. These name tag stickers with NFC capabilities from Tagstand make NFC name tags simple.
Don’t let their phones die during your event. Offer phone chargers that double as your business card like these from PromoNFC.
Don’t just hand out pens with your company name. Instead, give a pen with your website, social media profiles, videos, and any other branding materials when using NFC pens.
Serve coffee or tea in a mug that doubles as your business card like these from SinnUp.
If your event requires wristbands to enter, why not take that as an opportunity to ensure every attendee has your business card. Get customized wristbands for your event with built-in NFC like the ones below from PromoNFC.
Give them a fun keychain with more than one use. Now they’ll have your business card with them everywhere they go.
Handing out company-branded stickers is a great way to get your name out there, a sticker with an NFC tag inside? Even better.
With their surge in popularity, NFC tags are easy to find and, more importantly, affordable. Finding the perfect way to include NFC at your event is as easy as a quick search on Google, Amazon, or Etsy. To learn more about which NFC tags are compatible with HiHello, visit our NFC page.
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